According to psychologists, flashbulb memories are:
A)relatively pure, unanalyzed representations of incoming information
B)memories of factual information and knowledge about the world in general
C)unrehearsed memories of how to execute complex tasks and behaviors
D)rich records of the circumstances that surround emotionally significant and surprising events

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Flashbulb memories are vivid and detailed recollections of significant and surprising events that are emotionally arousing. They are believed to be stored differently than other types of memories because of their emotional significance. They contain rich records of the circumstances surrounding the event, such as where the person was, who they were with, and what they were doing at the time.

According to Psychologists, Flashbulb Memories Are