The Brain Is Selective About the Information That Gets Stored

question 18

Multiple Choice

The brain is selective about the information that gets stored in long-term memory.This selectivity may be evolutionarily advantageous because:

• A) only a limited amount of space is available in long-term memory
• B) information that aids in reproduction and survival is emphasized
• C) increased selectivity is associated with greater intelligence
• D) selectivity improves the organization of information in long-term memory

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