Memory and retrieval process

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Do you think that the brain has a limit on what can be stored in long term memory? Short term memory is the retrieval instrument for accessing long term memory. STM gets dumped quickly when new information comes in. Do you think that the retrieval process is the culprit when information is not accessible? How so?

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