Multiple Choice
In the context of the three-box model of memory in AP Psychology, which of the following best defines storage?
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Storage - The Three Box Model of Memory
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Echoic memory and iconic memory are a part of the __________ memory.
A
short-term
B
procedural
C
sensory
D
long-term
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Understand the types of memory involved: Echoic memory refers to auditory sensory memory, and iconic memory refers to visual sensory memory.
Recall the classification of memory based on duration and type: Sensory memory holds information very briefly from the senses before it is processed further.
Identify that both echoic and iconic memory are initial stages of memory processing that capture sensory input.
Recognize that sensory memory is distinct from short-term, procedural, and long-term memory because it deals with immediate sensory information.
Conclude that echoic and iconic memory are components of sensory memory, which temporarily stores sensory information.
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