Molly Is a Private Investigator and Often Finds Herself Relying

question 14

Multiple Choice

Molly is a private investigator and often finds herself relying on her memory to do her job. She is often required to remember tiny details in order to solve a case and to think on her feet. To hone her memory skills, Molly often memorizes lists of words for fun.
-While working on a case,Molly enters a house that has been broken into.The living room is a mess,furniture has been flipped over,and there are broken objects everywhere.Molly rearranges everything in her mind to get a sense of what the house looked like before the burglary.Molly is using _____,which is part of her _____ memory.

• A) visual imagery; short-term
• B) a visuospatial sketchpad; short-term
• C) visual imagery; working
• D) a visuospatial sketchpad; working

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Definitions:

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