The Authors Note That the Most Important Lesson to Be

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Multiple Choice

The authors note that the most important lesson to be learned from the research on memory is that:

• A) memory contains an enormous amount of information that must be organized to be manageable.
• B) human memory has both tremendous abilities and tremendous weaknesses.
• C) the ability to remember is usually better when many retrieval cues are present.
• D) information in sensory and short-term memory appears to decay without further processing.

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