What piece of information give us some clue as to how large the storage of long-term memory might be?

A) how well you can track a conversation you have with someone else
B) how often you learn new information
C) how many words you know in your primary language
D) how many people you interact with every day

Long-Term Memory

Long-Term Memory represents the stage of the memory process where information is stored indefinitely and can be retrieved long after it was originally learned.

Primary Language

The first language a person learns fluently, typically from early childhood, and uses readily as a primary means of communication.

Storage

The mental “holding on” to information between the time it is encoded and the time it is retrieved.