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mcmcdaniel

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the best conclusion that we can make about human memory?
 
  a. People have trouble remembering most things.
  b. We would eventually forget everything if we lived long enough.
  c. It is amazing how much information it actually does hold.
  d. It is a system that is not well-tuned with the environment.

Question 2

What is a particularly effective cue for eliciting spontaneous autobiographical memories?
 
  a. pictures
  b. odors
  c. music
  d. sleep



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

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Answer: b





 

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