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A Quasi-Memory Is

Question 36

Question 36

Multiple Choice

A quasi-memory is


A) an apparent memory.
B) a fuzzy real memory.
C) an apparent memory that's caused in the right way by a real event.
D) a real memory that you've forgotten.

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