Cooper looked at his car and knew it was his, but felt as if he had never seen it before. Cooper may have been experiencing:

A) jamais vu.
B) absentmindedness.
C) visual memory impairment.
D) eidetic images.

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Shamma Alhammadi · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Jamais vu is the phenomenon of experiencing a familiar situation as if it were unfamiliar, which matches Cooper's experience of looking at his own car but feeling as if he had never seen it before.

Cooper looked at his car and knew it was his, but felt as if he had never seen it before. Cooper may have been experiencing:

A) jamais vu.
B) absentmindedness.
C) visual memory impairment.
D) eidetic images.

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Cooper looked at his car and knew it was his, but felt as if he had never seen it before. Cooper may have been experiencing:A) jamais vu.B) absentmindedness.C) visual memory impairment.D) eidetic images.

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Cooper looked at his car and knew it was his, but felt as if he had never seen it before. Cooper may have been experiencing:

A) jamais vu.
B) absentmindedness.
C) visual memory impairment.
D) eidetic images.