A network is made up of:
A) iconic and echoic information
B) thousands of interconnected nodes
C) flashbulb memories
D) interactive memory processes such as encoding, storage, and retrieval

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A network is a system made up of multiple interconnected nodes or connections. The other options are not relevant to the definition of a network. Iconic and echoic information refer to sensory memory, flashbulb memories refer to a specific type of episodic memory, and interactive memory processes refer to the stages of memory formation rather than a system of interconnected nodes.

A Network Is Made Up Of