The Spinal Pathway(s) That Carries/carry Highly Localized Sensory Information Concerning

question 148

Multiple Choice

The spinal pathway(s) that carries/carry highly localized sensory information concerning fine touch and pressure is/are the

• A) spinocerebellar pathway.
• B) posterior column.
• C) corticospinal pathway.
• D) medial and lateral pathways.
• E) spinothalamic pathway.

Recognize the structure of the classic three-stage information-processing model (sensory memory, short-term memory, and long-term memory).

Distinguish between different types of memory (implicit, explicit, short-term, working, long-term, sensory).

Identify the processes involved in memory (encoding, storage, retrieval).

Describe the differences between automatic and effortful processing and their impact on memory.

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