Tulving (1987, 2005) Proposed That Information in Long-Term Memory Can

Multiple Choice

Tulving (1987, 2005) proposed that information in long-term memory can be represented in one of two general ways which are:

A) declarative memory and nondeclarative memory.
B) substantial memory and nonsubstantial memory.
C) long-term memory validation techniques and long-term substantive techniques.
D) adherence to multi-component tasks and ability to understand one item at a time.