How Does Short-Term Memory Differ from Sensory Memory

question 234

Multiple Choice

How does short-term memory differ from sensory memory?

• A)Its capacity is larger than that of sensory memory.
• B)Its duration is shorter than that of sensory memory.
• C)Its capacity is smaller than that of sensory memory, and its duration is shorter.
• D)Its duration is longer than that of sensory memory.

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