From the Metamemory Perspective, the Increased Rate of TOTs Among

Multiple Choice

From the metamemory perspective, the increased rate of TOTs among older adults is:

A) adaptive because it allows them to make accurate predictions about what they will recall.
B) an ever-increasing problem that predicts long-term dementia.
C) a reflection of deepening metamemory problems in old age.
D) simply a function of the likelihood that older adults show more false memories.