Research on Very-Long-Term Remembering Indicates That

Research on very-long-term remembering indicates that

A) memories fade more and more as the years go by.
B) memories of childhood are retained throughout the lifespan; later memories, however, are vulnerable to forgetting.
C) if you learn material well enough to retain it for 3 or 4 years, the odds are good that you will continue to remember the material for many more years.
D) if you learn material before age 13 or 14, you are unlikely to remember the material in later years; material learned at older ages is retained for longer periods.