In MOST people,the long-term memory store has:
A)no known capacity limits.
B)a finite capacity of 7 plus or minus 2 gigabytes of information.
C)capacity limits for verbal but not visual information.
D)considerably less capacity in adolescence relative to adulthood.

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The long-term memory store is believed to have no known capacity limits, meaning that it can hold an indefinite amount of information over a long period of time. While the exact capacity of long-term memory varies from person to person, there is no evidence to suggest a finite limit of 7 plus or minus 2 gigabytes, and capacity limits for verbal versus visual information are not well established. While some research has suggested that memory capacity may improve from adolescence to adulthood, this does not indicate that adolescence is associated with lesser capacity overall.

In MOST People,the Long-Term Memory Store Has