True or False?In long-term memory some info does sometimes get lost, which means that some of that info is sometimes retrievable and other times it's gone forever?
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Long-term memory refers to the storage of information over an extended period, potentially for a lifetime. It is generally considered more permanent than short-term or working memory. Show more…
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