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Short-term memory is limited both in the amount of information it can hold at one time,and in how long it can hold information.Describe several strategies one might use to overcome the capacity and duration limitations of short-term memory.How might one use these strategies when studying for course materials? Provide concrete examples.
Symbolic Thought
The ability to use symbols, language, or objects to represent something that is not physically present, a key aspect of human language and cognition.
Object Permanence
The understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be observed, a cognitive development milestone typically achieved in infancy.
Representational Ability
The cognitive skill to understand and manipulate symbols and abstract concepts, pivotal in language development and creative thinking.
Representational Ability
The capacity of individuals to use symbols or objects to stand for something else, critical in language development and creative thinking.
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