7. Memory

According to the three box model of memory, the storage capacity of long-term memory is ________.

According to the three-box (modal) model of memory, what are the three structural components involved in the storage of information?

According to the Three Box Model of Memory, which type of memory is responsible for the brief storage of events immediately after they are experienced?

In the context of the three box model of memory, short-term memory is to working memory as long-term memory is to what?

Which of the following components of the Three Box Model of Memory is responsible for storing information in short-term memory?

In the context of the three-box model of memory in AP Psychology, which of the following best defines storage?

Your consciously activated but limited-capacity memory is called ________ memory.

In the Three-Box Model of Memory (sensory memory, short-term/working memory, and long-term memory), the process of moving information back and forth between storage in long-term memory and active use in working memory is called:

If memory can be seen as a crowded city, what is the central executive in the context of the Three Box Model of Memory?

In the context of memory, which stage in the Three Box Model is responsible for holding information briefly before it is either lost or transferred to short-term memory?

Which of the following correctly differentiates between sensory memory and short-term memory in the context of the Three Box Model of Memory?

Which of the following statements best describes long-term memory according to the Three Box Model of Memory?

In the context of the three box model of memory, conscious memory of factual information is called ________ memory.

In the context of the Three Box Model of Memory, the memory system that allows information to be held in mind for just a few seconds is called:

According to the three-box model of memory, which type of information is most likely to be found in your current working memory?