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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.1
What might challenge the conventional understanding of memory as a linear process moving from sensory input to short-term storage to long-term storage?
Suggesting simultaneous processing across multiple types of memory
Arguing sensory input directly leads to long-term memory
Proposing memories can only exist in long-term storage
Asserting short term memory does not contribute to long term storage
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AP Psychology - 5.1 Introduction to Memory
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