Memories which can be located and retrieved refers to the memories
A) having recognition value.
B) being accessible.
C) being implicit.
D) being state-dependent.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Memories that can be located and retrieved are memories that are easily accessible. Choice A (having recognition value) does not necessarily imply that the memories are retrievable. Choice C (being implicit) refers to memories that are unconscious and not easily retrievable. Choice D (being state-dependent) refers to the phenomenon that retrieval of memories is influenced by the state of the individual, such as their mood or environment, and does not necessarily refer to the retrievability of the memories themselves.

Memories Which Can Be Located and Retrieved Refers to the Memories