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Rather Than Storing Complex Details About Items We Encounter, the Brain

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Rather than storing complex details about items we encounter, the brain allows us to remember items by storing:

A) relationships between the items
B) only the most important items
C) the basic idea, or gist of the items
D) a small subset of each items details

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