In the Traditional Information-Processing Model, One Difference Between Short-Term Memory

question 147

Multiple Choice

In the traditional information-processing model, one difference between short-term memory and long-term memory is that

• A) you forget many short-term memories almost as soon as your attention is distracted; long-term memories can be available at any time.
• B) your short-term memories pertain mostly to meanings, while your long-term memories pertain mostly to sounds.
• C) you can store an almost unlimited amount of information in short-term memory but your long-term memory has a limited capacity.
• D) you need reminders or retrieval cues to find information stored in short-term memory; you need no such help for long-term memory.

Comprehend the principles of Burke's dramatistic analysis and its applications.

Understand the process and purpose of discourse analysis in examining language use.

Identify the persuasive strategies employed in rhetorical analysis.

Recognize the role of metaphors, discourse, conversation, and fantasy theme analysis in shaping and understanding communication.

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Definitions:

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