Question 156 · LEK · Memory
A memory trace without a sense of its secondary character is referred to as:
- A. ecmnesia.
- B. memory illusion.
- C. cryptomnesia.
- D. pseudomnesia.
- E. confabulation.
Hint
The term literally refers to a 'hidden' memory that the person mistakes for an original thought.
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