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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.3
How may one question the general acceptance that sensory input first enters sensory memory before being transferred to short term and then long term storage?
Upholding the belief all sensory information goes through a uniform process of storage and retrieval.
Arguing some sensory information directly enters long-term memory without being processed in short-term memory.
Supporting the view that sensory memories are the raw data input for further cognitive processing.
Advocating sensory memory as an essential first step in the encoding process.
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