Question

Tilda is learning her algebra and memorizing the formulas. She is working on a problem that requires one of the formulas she studied yesterday. However, as she is thinking and trying to retrieve that information, she cannot seem to remember it. Clearly, Tilda did not successfully get the formula into her _____

Answer 1

Answer:

Storage (memory)

Explanation:

Tilda was unable to store the information, thus she is unable to recall what she previously tried.

The memory storage normally undergoes stages: encoding phase, storage, and then retrieval.

The storage is essential in acquiring the new information and putting into brain's memory . The creation of permament record can mean that something learned goes beyond short term memory into long term memory.

For something to be stored in long terms, it also need to undergo a series of stages, namely:

Sensory Memory, Short-Term Memory, Long-Term Memory.

The nature of the memory is of wide interest to neuroscientists (the biological structures and processes involved in it) ,

The memory storage reflects a device from which our past experiences help us use information in the present.

What is more essential for living and for our everyday is then being able to recall and retrieve so to act on our works, jobs.