Dolly Is Conducting a Study in Which She Asks Basketball

Dolly is conducting a study in which she asks basketball players from several colleges to recall their win-loss outcomes of certain games in the past season. She found that some players incorrectly remember game outcomes, even when they were considered important games. This example highlights that

A) recall is susceptible to interference from short-term memory.
B) the feeling-of-knowing phenomenon also affects long-term retrieval.
C) long-term memories are subject to major errors and distortion.
D) only flashbulb memories tend to retain their accuracy in long-term memory.