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In the Atkinson-Shiffrin model of short-term memory, the concept called control processes
 
  a. emphasizes iconic memory.
  b. emphasizes information that is presented too quickly to be remembered.
  c. is a strategy that helps you remember items more accurately.
  d. is a strategy that involves vision, instead of hearing.

Question 2

How would you characterize Alan Baddeley's description of working memory?
 
  a. It is a large storehouse of information, much like a huge university library.
  b. It is a solid, stable, industrious machine that systematically processes information.
  c. It is a highly active area in which information is being manipulated and changed.
  d. It is a movie screen, continuously registering a stream of complex, colorful images.



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