​People Trying to Tell a Story by Memory Often Include

question 20

True/False

​People trying to tell a story by memory often include reasonable events that weren't in the story.

Define the capacities and duration limits of short-term and sensory memory.

Understand the three components of the working memory model: phonological loop, visuospatial sketchpad, and central executive.

Identify effective strategies for encoding information into long-term memory.

Distinguish between different types of rehearsal (maintenance vs. elaborative) and their effectiveness for memory retention.

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