In old age,what autobiographical memories are adults most likely to recall as "flashbulb memories" or personally relevant recollections?

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Flashbulb memories are vivid, detailed memories of significant events. Research shows that older adults are most likely to recall memories from their young adulthood (roughly ages 17 to 24), a phenomenon known as the "reminiscence bump." This period is marked by many firsts and significant life events, making memories from this time more likely to be recalled as flashbulb memories.

In Old Age,what Autobiographical Memories Are Adults Most Likely to Recall