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The Events of September 11,2001,are Likely to Replace the Assassination

Question 187

Question 187

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The events of September 11,2001,are likely to replace the assassination of President Kennedy as a more current example of a:


A) false memory.
B) declarative memory.
C) flashbulb memory.
D) flashback memory.

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