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The short-term memory
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The memory is an abstract concept of the mind to store and retain information. It is a major function of the cerebral cortex in the brain. Memories are created from our daily experience, which is encoded systematically for productive purposes. For a memory to be created, the brain encodes external information or data, it is stored for a period of time and would be retrievable when needed.
The memory is categorized into long-term memory, short-term memory and working memory. The long term memory can be implicit, explicit or autobiographical long term memory.
Short term memory is controlled by the cerebral cortex, which is used to hold information currently in use, while cerebral cortex maintain attention and perpetual awareness for the active session.
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Answer: C - Snellen
Explanation: A Snellen eye chart is used to measure visual acuity. This chart was developed in 1862 by a Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen.
This chart uses alphanumeric capitals in its 5 by 5 unit grid. An example of the chart is attached.
The Snellen eye chart helps to determine the clarity of one's distance vision and it also helps to determine the legal visual acuity requirement for a valid driver’s license.
The word falling and having it to divide from ‘fall’ and ‘-ing’
are considered that they are morphemes. A morphenes is a grammatical unit which
is small in language in which these languages can’t be divided as fall and –ing
can’t be divided for it does not produce any meaning if it did.
