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    Source Memory Failure Mixing Up Who Said What in a Conversation
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Source Memory Failure Mixing Up Who Said What in a Conversation

Question 20

Question 20

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Source memory failure Mixing up who said what in a conversation that happened in the past is an instance of ___________ memory failure,a problem that affects older more than younger adults.


A) implicit
B) source
C) prospective
D) retrieval-induced

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