Research on memory construction indicates that memories of past experiences are likely to be

A) difficult to retrieve but never completely lost.
B) distorted by our current expectations.
C) much easier to recall if they are seldom rehearsed.
D) retrieved in the very same form and detail as they were originally encoded.

Memory Construction

Involves the process of forming new memories, incorporating both the encoding of information and its subsequent reconstruction.

Past Experiences

Events or situations that have occurred in one's life, which can influence beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors in the present.

Current Expectations

Refers to the beliefs or forecasts people currently hold about what will happen in the future based on present information.