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    One Way in Which Long-Term Memory Is Different from Short-Term
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One Way in Which Long-Term Memory Is Different from Short-Term

Question 105

Question 105

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One way in which long-term memory is different from short-term memory is that the information in long-term memory is


A) all auditory.
B) all visual.
C) alphabetized.
D) indexed.

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