how-does-the-concept-of-retrieval-in-human-memory-differ-from-output-in-computer

Question

How does the concept of 'retrieval' in human memory differ from 'output' in computer processing?

Accepted Answer

Retrieval involves accessing stored memories, while output involves displaying processed data.

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Retrieval is a form of encoding, while output is a form of storage.

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Retrieval is faster than output.

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Retrieval requires external input, while output does not.