Which behaviours provide evidence for memory in humans?
Correct answer: E. All of the above
- A. Recognition
- B. Familarity
- C. Unconscious influences
- D. Recall
- E. All of the above
Explanation
Recognition, familiarity, recall, and unconscious effects of previous experience can all reveal that information has been retained in memory. Therefore, all the listed behaviours provide evidence of memory.
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