Conway's model of autobiographical memory concerns how we:
A)represent or store autobiographical memory.
B)encode information into autobiographical memory.
C)how we consolidate information into autobiographical memory.
D)how autobiographical memory interacts with visual imagery.

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Conway's model focuses on how we represent and store autobiographical memory over time. The model suggests that autobiographical memories are organized into overarching lifetime periods, general events, and event-specific knowledge, with each level influencing the retrieval and representation of memories. Encoding and consolidation are also important processes in the formation and maintenance of autobiographical memory, but they are not the primary focus of Conway's model. Similarly, while visual imagery can certainly play a role in autobiographical memory, it is not the primary concern of this model.

Conway's Model of Autobiographical Memory Concerns How We