The seven sins of memory:
A)expose long-term memory as a highly unreliable storage system.
B)reinforce the notion that almost all memories are distorted.
C)are the occasional result of a fairly reliable system.
D)are interesting topics for psychologists but usually have no real-world implications.

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The seven sins of memory highlight the occasional errors and distortions that occur within a generally reliable memory system, rather than depicting memory as predominantly flawed or unreliable.

The Seven Sins of Memory