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When consumers act as price-takers, we say that they behave
Large Capacity
Refers to the ability to hold or contain a large amount of information, substance, or items either physically or mentally.
Long-term Storage
The aspect of memory that pertains to the capacity to store information indefinitely.
Short-term Storage
A cognitive process related to memory that is responsible for temporarily holding small amounts of information in an active, readily available state.
Semantic Memory
A type of explicit memory that includes a person’s knowledge about the world.
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