Which of the following describes the relative time view of temporal memory?
A) Information to estimate time depends on how far in the past the original event is from the present. Au: This is a little unclear.
B) Time information is stored in the memory trace in which it was originally encoded.
C) Relative temporal order is stored directly in memory.
D) Time information in memory contains both detailed and categorical information.
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The relative time view of temporal memory posits that our temporal memory stores information about the relative order of events, rather than their exact temporal duration or duration since encoding. This means that choice C, which states that "relative temporal order is stored directly in memory," best describes this view of temporal memory. Choices A, B, and D all describe different aspects of temporal memory, but are not specific to the relative time view.

Which of the Following Describes the Relative Time View of Temporal