The Authors Note That the Most Important Lesson to Be

question 280

Multiple Choice

The authors note that the most important lesson to be learned from the research on memory is that:

• A) memory contains an enormous amount of information that must be organized to be manageable.
• B) human memory has both tremendous abilities and tremendous weaknesses.
• C) the ability to remember is usually better when many retrieval cues are present.
• D) information in sensory and short-term memory appears to decay without further processing.

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