Three of the following statements are accurate descriptions of long-term memory. Which one is not necessarily accurate?
A) Information can last for a lengthy period of time, although not necessarily forever.
B) Retrieval of information from long-term memory is sometimes difficult.
C) Much of the information stored there is stored in terms of general meanings.
D) The more information it contains, the less room it has for new material.

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This statement is not necessarily accurate because research has shown that the capacity of long-term memory is virtually limitless and new information can always be added without displacing old information. Therefore, the more information it contains, the more it can potentially store.

Three of the Following Statements Are Accurate Descriptions of Long-Term