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pragya sharda

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An early model of memory indicates that incoming information is first handled by sensory memory, is then moved to short term memory, and finally is pushed into long-term memory. This model, proposed by Atkinson and Shiffrin in 1968, is an example of a(n) model.
 
  a. process
  b. nomothetic
  c. structural
  d. idiographic

Question 2

Douglas is working on a project for his cognitive psychology class. He builds a plastic model of the human brain, paints each major structure a different color, and constructs a map that shows which functions are controlled by which brain component. Douglas's project is working from a(n) model of cognitive psychology.
 
  a. analytic
  b. structural
  c. consolidative
  d. process



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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