The Encoding of Information to Be Stored Involves Two Stages

question 59

Multiple Choice

The encoding of information to be stored involves two stages: ________, in which inputs in sensory buffers and sensory analysis stages are registered, and then ________, in which a stronger representation for storage is created.

• A)consolidation; storage
• B)storage; retrieval
• C)retrieval; acquisition
• D)acquisition; consolidation

Understand the role and formation of heat shock proteins in plants.

Identify adaptations of plants to extreme temperatures.

Recognize the structural adaptations of plants to their environments, including aquatic and dry habitats.

Describe how plants adapt to dry conditions through physiological and morphological changes.

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