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In an exhaustive serial processing search of short-term memory, people generally take ____ amount(s) of time to find a target ____.
 
  a. different; depending on where in the list it is located.
  b. the same; regardless of where in the list it is located.
 c. the same; as long as the target is one of the first 3 items.
  d. the same; as long as the target is one of the last 3 items.

Question 2

When memory processes are said to occur in order, one after the other, the processing is best described as ____.
 
  a. serial
 b. compound
  c. parallel
 d. linear



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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