By the end of middle childhood, the capacity of long-term memory is _____.
A) limited to facts and knowledge gained through repetition
B) limited to highly emotional experiences and objective information
C) unlimited regarding information but limited about emotional experiences
D) virtually limitless

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By the end of middle childhood, the capacity of long-term memory becomes virtually limitless. Children can remember a vast amount of information, including facts, events, and personal experiences. They develop strategies for encoding and retrieving information, which allows them to retain information for longer periods. However, the accuracy of the information may vary, and emotional experiences may also be remembered with varying degrees of detail.

By the End of Middle Childhood, the Capacity of Long-Term