In the Model of Memory Presented in Chapter 15 of Your

question 63

Multiple Choice

In the model of memory presented in Chapter 15 of your textbook,information stored in long-term memory is available for retrieval.After this information is retrieved and used,it is returned to long-term memory.How does this return to long-term memory happen?

• A) The information is first processed in short-term memory.
• B) The information is restored directly to long-term memory.
• C) After the passage of about 3 months without further use, the information is restored to long-term memory.
• D) It is a matter of debate how this happens and neither choice a, b, or c can be stated with certainty.

Recognize the characteristics that drive competitiveness within an industry.

Understand the functions and structures of plant stems, including the process of water and nutrient transport.

Describe the roles of xylem and phloem in the transport of water, dissolved minerals, and sugars, and identify where they are located in plants.

Explain primary and secondary growth in plants, including the function of vascular cambium and cork cambium.

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