When information is retrieved from long-term memory, it is sometimes unstable and can be weakened, strengthened, or distorted depending on what happens during the process of
A)semantic encoding.
B)reconsolidation.
C)anterograde processing.
D)episodic rehearsal.

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Reconsolidation is the process by which previously stored memories, when retrieved, are potentially altered before being stored again. This can lead to the memory being strengthened, weakened, or distorted.

When Information Is Retrieved from Long-Term Memory, It Is Sometimes