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Simcock and Hayne (2002) presented two-, three-, and four-year-old children with a demonstration of their “incredible shrinking machine.” When the children were brought back one year later, they found that:

Among Americans, a golden retriever is a very common and “prototypical” dog. Compared to a golden retriever, it will take Americans:

In Conway’s theory of autobiographical memory, specific events refer to:

Brewer and Treyens (1981) asked people to remember details from a waiting room. The participants recalled:

Which evidence is consistent with the view that childhood amnesia ends with the onset of a sense of self?

Which of the following is true about neurons and neural communication?

Gilligan remembers 10 aspects of a witnessed crime, but two of them are false. Maryanne remembers only 5 aspects of the witness crime, but all are correct. Which of these statements is correct?

Which of the following is a methodological difficulty in studying involuntary memories?

Herz (2004) showed that autobiographical memories produced by odor cues:

Metamemory means: