__________ refers to a situation in which a later attempt to remember something yields information that was not reportable on an earlier attempt to remember

When do individuals begin using abstractions such as "eternal light" and "nothingness" when describing their thoughts about death?

a. infancy b. early childhood c. middle childhood d. adolescence

In the context of Long-term memory, which of the following statements is true of flashbulb memory?

A) Stimuli that stand out are preserved in detail in a person's long-term memory. B) Hormones act independently of emotions that arise during the retrieval of a flashbulb memory. C) Information on unique stimuli is accessible only through specific cues. D) A person recreates the experience of a flashbulb memory in order to access the stored information.