Zora remembers the details of where and what she was doing when she heard the news that Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans.This kind of memory is often referred to as:
A)storm memory.
B)flashbulb memory.
C)retrograde memory.
D)traumatic memory.

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Flashbulb memory is a type of vivid, detailed and long-lasting memory of an emotionally significant event, often accompanied by a feeling of surprise or shock. In the context of the question, Zora's memory of hearing the news of Hurricane Katrina hitting New Orleans could be described as a flashbulb memory.

Zora Remembers the Details of Where and What She Was