Déjà vu experiences feel familiar but yet strange because
A)redintegration has occurred and obscured most of the memory.
B)elaborative processing obscured the original memory.
C)repression is only partially able to block the memory from your awareness.
D)a past memory was retrieved but was too weak to yield adequate details.

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Déjà vu experiences are thought to occur when a past memory is retrieved, but the memory is too weak to provide detailed recollection, leading to the sensation of familiarity without specific recall.

Déjà Vu Experiences Feel Familiar but Yet Strange Because