Suppose that you attend a lecture in which a psychologist says, Memory is created by gathering together and integrating information from a variety of sources.
After a memory has been formed, we cannot accurately recall the source of each memory component. This speaker would be most likely to endorse the ______________ view of memory.
a. constructive
b. boundary-extension
c. exemplar
d. pragmatic
Question 2
According to research on memory for interrelated sentences,
a. people recall hearing many sentences that were never actually presented.
b. people's verbatim memory is generally close to perfect.
c. people often believe that they have heard a sentence before, even if the meaning of that sentence is very different from the original.
d. several minutes after the material has been presented, people usually cannot remember the general meaning of that material.
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