Flashbulb memories:
A)typically concern major,unexpected public or personal events.
B)are remarkably accurate,even years after the initial event.
C)must be due to special encoding mechanisms for emotionally charged events.
D)are generally less accurate than memories for more mundane events because of the emotion surrounding the original event.

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Flashbulb memories are vivid, detailed memories of significant or shocking events, often remembered with great clarity. They typically concern major, unexpected public or personal events, such as learning about a national tragedy or experiencing a sudden personal loss.

Flashbulb Memories