By the end of middle childhood, the capacity of long-term memory is _____.

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Long-term memory capacity increases greatly during middle childhood, becoming very large. Children are able to remember a wide variety of information and experiences, including both factual knowledge and emotional experiences. They are also able to retain information learned through repetition and practice, as well as more complex concepts and abstract ideas.

By the End of Middle Childhood, the Capacity of Long-Term