Question

question 34
research on flashbulb memories indicates that:
○ they can be inaccurate.
○ people are less confident in their own flashbulb memories over time
○ they can form from everyday events
○ they are less prone to form under stress

Explanation:

Flashbulb memories are vivid, detailed memories of highly - emotional events. Research shows they can be inaccurate despite the high level of confidence people initially have in them. People don't become less confident in them over time, they typically form from significant, not everyday events, and are more likely to form under stress.

Answer:

they can be inaccurate.