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2 years ago

When you listen to a lecture, the information is held in ____ memory until you write it in your notes.

English

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anzhelika [568]2 years ago

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Answer:

Short Term Memory.

Explanation:

Often times when you first hear something, you don't fully process the information until a later time.

It's first stored in short term memory, but when writing in your notes its moved to long term memory.

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2 years ago

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