is a recollection of the circumstances in which an individual forms a memory, whereas is intentionally keeping track of where an individual attains incoming information. Group of answer choices

- A source memory; source monitoring

Explanation:

'A source memory' is characterized as the recollection of origin or source of the learned information in which a specific memory is formed by an individual as memories are often stimulated by contextual details. Such memory is designed to probe into episodic memories.

While 'source monitoring' is described as the term for deliberately keeping a record of sources from which an individual attains information. It helps in making attributions of thoughts, ideas, or feelings to its origin. It is basically a kind of mental assessment through which humans can conclude if a specific memory is 'real' as well as valid.

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