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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
How does flashbulb memory account for vivid recall of significant events?
It states that significant events are forgotten faster due to their emotional impact.
It claims only negative emotions lead to detailed memories.
It suggests emotionally charged events are stored as highly detailed and exceptionally vivid memories.
It postulates all human experiences are remembered in great detail.
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