As new long-term memories are stored, older memories are often updated, changed, lost, or revised through
A)chunking or recoding.
B)elaborative processing.
C)eidetic imagery.
D)implicit priming.

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Elaborative processing involves linking new information to existing memories, which can lead to the updating, changing, or revising of those older memories as new connections are made and information is integrated.

As New Long-Term Memories Are Stored, Older Memories Are Often