That we underestimate future forgetting and overestimate future remembering based on what we can retrieve now is known as:
A)overconfidence.
B)retrieval inhibition.
C)stability bias.
D)efficiency appraisal.

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This phenomenon is known as stability bias, and it refers to our tendency to underestimate the extent to which our memories will fade over time. We assume that we will be able to remember things as well in the future as we can remember them now, which is generally not the case. Overconfidence refers to a broader tendency to overestimate our abilities or knowledge, while retrieval inhibition and efficiency appraisal are not directly related to this issue.

That We Underestimate Future Forgetting and Overestimate Future Remembering Based