Entering Information into a Computer by Typing Letters on a Keyboard

question 20

Multiple Choice

Entering information into a computer by typing letters on a keyboard is much like information entering the memory system:

• A) through short-term memory.
• B) by encoding it into long-term memory.
• C) through the sensory receptors.
• D) by retrieving it from short-term memory.

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Definitions:

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