Research suggests that incentives for memory performance:
A) actually enhance one's general memory ability
B) enhance the behaviors that lead to improved memory
C) have no effect whatsoever on memory
D) are only effective on implicit memory tasks

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Research suggests that incentives for memory performance can enhance the behaviors that lead to improved memory, such as paying closer attention and using more effective memory strategies. However, the incentives themselves do not directly enhance general memory ability.

Research Suggests That Incentives for Memory Performance