Question 67 · LEK · Memory
Qualitative memory disorder consisting in recalling old information from memory, which is perceived as something new and original is called:
- A. memory illusion.
- B. cryptomnesia.
- C. dysmnesia.
- D. hallucination.
- E. pseudomnesia.
Hint
Think of unintentional plagiarism: a memory surfaces without awareness that it is a memory.
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