Which of the following statements is true of workbench memory? a. It has unlimited duration. b. Its capacity remains the same across different levels of consumers' involvement. c. It uses only semantic coding to store information. d. It is considered to be preattentive. e. It has limited capacity.

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10 April, 03:18

Which of the following statements is true of workbench memory? a. It has unlimited duration. b. Its capacity remains the same across different levels of consumers' involvement. c. It uses only semantic coding to store information. d. It is considered to be preattentive. e. It has limited capacity.

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Chandler Chung · Answer 1

E) It has limited capacity.

Explanation:

Our brain's workbench memory stores and encodes information so that it can be stored as long-term memory, and eventually it can be retrieved and used in the future. Since it is something like an intermediate stage, it has limited capacity. The events that are held there and not stored in our long-term memory will be discarded.