Forgotten memories that we can easily recall were said by Freud to be

A) displaced.
B) preconscious.
C) fixated.
D) unconscious.

According to Freud, memories that are preconscious are those that are not currently in our conscious awareness, but can easily be brought into conscious awareness if needed. These memories can be accessed with little effort, unlike unconscious memories which are deeply buried and difficult to retrieve. Therefore, forgotten memories that can be easily recalled are likely to be preconscious rather than unconscious.