The Human Capacity for Storing Long-Term Memories Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

The human capacity for storing long-term memories is

• A) essentially limitless.
• B) roughly equal to seven units of information.
• C) typically much greater in young children than in adults.
• D) greatly reduced after people reach the age of 65.

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Definitions:

Pragmatic Thought

A mode of thinking concerned with practical matters and the application of ideas and theories to solve problems or achieve goals.

Reflective

Thoughtful consideration of one's experiences and actions.

Autonomous

Having the freedom to govern oneself or to act independently without being controlled by others.

Abstract

A summary of a research paper or article, or relating to ideas and concepts not physically present or observable.