Results from the remember-know paradigm suggest that:
A) remembering and knowing are independent processes
B) we remember before we know
C) first we know, then we remember
D) remembering and knowing are dependent processes

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The remember-know paradigm, used in cognitive psychology, suggests that remembering (recalling specific details about the context in which a memory was formed) and knowing (having a sense of familiarity without specific details) are independent processes. This distinction is based on the idea that different types of memory (e.g., episodic vs. semantic) are involved in these experiences.

Results from the Remember-Know Paradigm Suggest That