According to Chapter 4, Working Memory Is Especially Important Because

Multiple Choice

According to Chapter 4, working memory is especially important because

A) it provides a perfect copy of the physical stimulus, for example, a visual image that accurately represents the words on a page.
B) it demonstrates that there is a clear-cut limit to the number of items we can store for a short time.
C) it is the first process that occurs after the stimulus has entered long-term memory.
D) it keeps some items active, so that we can use these items when we are working on a relevant task.