Question

multiple choice 1 point
in studies of emotion and episodic memory, elderly adults typically remember:
more images overall than young adults do.
more positive than negative images.
the same number of all kinds of images as young adults do
more negative than positive images.

Explanation:

In studies of emotion and episodic memory, research shows that elderly adults typically show a "positivity effect" in memory, where they remember more positive than negative images compared to young adults. Option A is incorrect as the focus is on the valence (positive/negative) not total number of images. Option C is incorrect as the number of all kinds of images isn't the focus of the positivity effect. Option D is incorrect as the effect is about positive vs negative, not more negative.

Answer:

B. more positive than negative images.