Hebb Believed That Short-Term Memory ____

question 2

Multiple Choice

 Hebb believed that short-term memory ____.

• A) should not be distinguished from long-term memory
• B) was a temporary holding station on the way to long-term memory
• C) was more important than long-term memory
• D) was low-level memory

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Definitions:

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Conflict Perspective

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