Which are the three stages of memory processing?
ABelief, doubt and proof
BSight, sound and touch
CInput, storage and output
DFocus, rest and sleep
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Input, storage and output
1. Memory has an input phase where new information is acquired.
2. A storage phase preserves it, and an output phase retrieves it.
3. The other sets are not stages of memory.
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