Only one of the following is a true statement regarding the nature of knowledge in long-term memory. Which one?
A) It is always better to learn a little bit about many topics than to learn a lot about a few topics.
B) Interconnected pieces of information are usually more useful than isolated pieces.
C) Most of our knowledge about the world is probably in episodic memory rather than in semantic memory.
D) Any single piece of information is stored in only one way.

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Interconnected pieces of information are usually more useful than isolated pieces. This is because when information is connected to other information in our memory, it becomes easier to access and remember later. This is known as the principle of association or associative encoding.

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