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Which is a factor that neuropsychologists must remain aware of when conducting neuropsychological assessments, given their impact on test performance?
Sensory Storage
The brief retention of sensory information, serving as a holding area for initial processing of sensory inputs.
Semantic Encoding
The process of converting information into a meaningful context, such as by associating it with other related concepts, to facilitate better memory retention.
Large Capacity
Refers to the ability to hold or contain a large amount of information, substance, or items either physically or mentally.
Long-term Storage
The aspect of memory that pertains to the capacity to store information indefinitely.
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