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Behavioral and neuroimaging studies suggest that people with higher working memory capacities may have an easier time keeping ______________ active.
 
  a. goal-relevant information c. focused attention
  b. response options d. different sources of information

Question 2

The ______________ may be involved in chunking information into meaningful units.
 
  a. integration area c. episodic buffer
  b. semantic buffer d. consolidation center



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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