The Memory System in Which We Hold Information After It

question 322

Multiple Choice

The memory system in which we hold information after it has been analyzed for periods lasting for a minute or two is called:

• A)sensory memory
• B)short-term memory
• C)long-term memory
• D)procedural memory

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Definitions:

Spying

The act of secretly gathering confidential or not readily available information about individuals or organizations for personal, commercial, or governmental purposes.

Disloyalty Suspected

A phrase indicating that an individual or group is under suspicion of not being faithful or loyal, particularly in a political or national security context.

Placed in Prison

The act of confining an individual within a penal institution as a form of punishment for committing a crime or awaiting trial.

Treaty of Versailles

The peace treaty that concluded World War I, imposing heavy reparations and territorial losses on Germany, contributing to political and economic instability.