Two-year-old Emma was just toilet-trained. According to Erikson, if her parents were firm and reassuring, Emma would emerge from this stage with a newly developed ego strength of

Which of the following is the most accurate summary statement about the research on autobiographical memory?

a. Most memory errors concern relatively trivial information, rather than central, important information. b. In autobiographical memory, implicit memory is much more accurate than explicit memory. c. Our autobiographical memory tends to be highly accurate, even for minor details. d. Each time we receive new information about a life event, it is stored together with a "marker" that indicates when this new information was added.

People with hypochondriasis over-interpret the subtle signals that they get from their body, and thus constantly worry that they are very sick even when they are not

Indicate whether this statement is true or false.