How Does Neuroscience Distinguish Between Short-Term Memory and Intermediate Memory

question 28

Multiple Choice

How does neuroscience distinguish between short-term memory and intermediate memory?

• A) Short-term memory allows for active attention to material in consciousness, while intermediate memory allows for slow learning but rapid recognition of patterns.
• B) Intermediate memory allows for active attention to material in consciousness, while short-term memory allows for rapid learning and recall of specific events.
• C) Short-term memory allows for active attention to material in consciousness, while intermediate memory allows rapid learning and recall of specific events.
• D) None of the above

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