4. Gardner's work on memory suggests that: a) Memory is purely reconstructive b) Memory is static and unchangeable c) Memory is stored in specific brain regions d) Memory is entirely based on sensory input
4. Gardner's work on memory suggests that: a) Memory is purely reconstructive b) Memory is static and unchangeable c) Memory is stored in specific brain regions d) Memory is entirely based on sensory input
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Transcribed Image Text:4. Gardner's work on memory suggests that:
a) Memory is purely reconstructive
b) Memory is static and unchangeable
c) Memory is stored in specific brain regions
d) Memory is entirely based on sensory input
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