Information stored in long-term memory:
A) is relatively permanent
B) decays after several days
C) is limited to about seven items at any given moment
D) requires rehearsal to prevent decay

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Information stored in long-term memory is relatively permanent, meaning it can be retained for an indefinite amount of time. It is not limited to a specific number of items like short-term memory, and it does not require constant rehearsal to prevent decay as with some types of memory.

Information Stored in Long-Term Memory