The self-reference effect explains why personally meaningful memories tend to be
A) from childhood.
B) with other people.
C) personally relevant.
D) in learning situations.

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The self-reference effect is a phenomenon in psychology that suggests individuals are more likely to remember information that is personally relevant to them because it is related to the self. This effect shows that memories or information tied to personal experiences or that have personal significance are more easily recalled.

The Self-Reference Effect Explains Why Personally Meaningful Memories Tend to Be