Which of the following statements is true about long-term memory?

A) It is analogous to a biochemical "hard drive."
B) Its capacity to store information is limited.
C) Long-term memories are always accurate.
D) Long-term memories are lost by displacement.

Long-term memory is often compared to a biochemical "hard drive" because it has a seemingly unlimited capacity to store information. However, memories can become distorted or forgotten over time, so long-term memories are not always accurate. Memories can be lost through decay or interference, but not typically through displacement.