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Answer:
It is no longer the main source of information and attention.
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The first one because that's what i got right
the answer is: change the word "transitional" to the word "sensory"
Sensory memory is the first place where we keep new information. We acquire new information through our five senses and transfer that information to the sensory memory, where the memory is kept for a really small window of time before transferred into short-term memory
Approximately, sensory memory could only sustain new information for around 0.2 - 0.5 seconds before transferring it to short -term memory,.
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Explanation:
Answer:
Mood congruency effect
Explanation:
In psychology, the mood congruency effect refers to the phenomenon in which a person tends to remember information that is consistent with their present mood, this way, they tend to recall memories that are similar to the mood they are experiencing at a certain time. (If you are sad you will recall sad memories).
In this example, Jean <u>was extremely happy</u> and as she was celebrating, <u>she recalled other happy memories </u>in her life, thus since the memories she recalled were similar to the mood she was in (happy), we can conclude that her recalling of other happy memories is an example of the mood congruency effect.