alleryWhich factors improve long-term memory formation?
ASilence, darkness and cold rooms
BAttention, emotion, mood and context
CSpeed, volume and repeated noise
DAge, height and body weight
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Attention, emotion, mood and context
1. Passive exposure is usually not enough to form long-term memories.
2. Attention, emotion, mood and context of processing are relevant factors.
3. This shows emotion can influence how well something is remembered.
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