Theorists from the Three-Box Model of Memory Suggest That

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Multiple Choice

Theorists from the three-box model of memory suggest that:

• A) the identification of a stimulus on the basis of information already contained in long-term memory occurs during the transfer from sensory memory to short-term memory.
• B) as information enters the sensory register, a huge number of processing units, operating in parallel, select information that will flow into short-term memory.
• C) an exact sensory image is held in short-term memory so that relevant strategies from long-term memory can select information.
• D) as new information is being perceived through the sensory register, there is a simultaneous search of long-term memory for relevant information.

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