How Does Short-Term Memory Differ from the Articulatory Loop

question 82

Multiple Choice

How does short-term memory differ from the articulatory loop?

• A) Short-term memory is a small-capacity system;the phonological loop is a large-capacity system.
• B) Short-term memory is relatively disorganized;the phonological loop is highly organized.
• C) Information does not have to spend time in the articulatory loop to get into long-term memory.
• D) Short-term memory is largely imagery-analog based;the phonological loop is entirely acoustic.

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