How Does the Brain's Memory System Differ from That of a Computer

question 65

Multiple Choice

How does the brain's memory system differ from that of a computer?

• A)The brain can only process one type of information at a time.
• B)The brain's neurons communicate in a more complex manner than what occurs within electrical circuits.
• C)The brain's storage capacity is more limited than that of a computer.
• D)The brain preserves information exactly as it was encoded.

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