One Possible Explanation for the Reminiscence Bump - That Events

One possible explanation for the reminiscence bump - that events occurring during the formation of a personal identity during adolescence are especially well-remembered - provides an analog to one of the accounts for this other memory phenomenon:

A) flashbulb memories.
B) the offset of childhood amnesia.
C) dissociations between implicit and explicit memory.
D) the distinction between autobiographical memories and facts.