Remembering and knowing judgments differ in that
a. alcohol can reduce the number of know judgments, but has no effect
on remember judgments.
b. knowing judgments reflect retrieval from episodic memory.
c. remembering judgments are more easily forgotten.
d. remembering judgments involve reliving past events through mental time travel.
Ans: d
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