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EXP 3604

CHAPTER 8

1)The most significant finding from the War on Ghosts experiment was

2. We think emotional responses may sometimes enhance memory because of
3. The main difference between flashbulb memories and every day memories is that
4. Hyman and colleagues conducted a false memory study for early life events and found that
5. Eyewitnesses that received confirming feedback when identifying a suspect reported the same level of confidence than eyewitnesses that received no feedback.
6. If you are asked several times to describe your experience of an event many times, you are engaging in
7. The self-image hypothesis, cognitive hypothesis, and cultural life script are all theories attempting to explain
8. We typically find enhanced memory for what stage of life?
9. The technique in which memory reports are collected several times after an event in addition to immediately after an event is referred to as
10. Mary has learned about episodic memory from our class. She later tells a friend she learned all about episodic memory in a Sociology course. This would likely be the result of