-Label component "C" on the reflex arc.
Definitions:
Sensory Memory
The shortest-term element of memory, responsible for the ability to momentarily retain impressions of sensory information after the original stimuli have ended.
Working Memory
A brain-based system with restricted storage ability, for the purpose of temporarily maintaining information for processing operations.
Stored Information
Data, knowledge, or facts that have been saved or archived, which can be retrieved and used when needed.
Sensory
Pertaining to the senses or sensation, involving the processing of sensory information by the nervous system.
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