Answer:
- chunk information
- remember only the first and end of long lists
- remember the current score of a tennis game
- create episodic and semantic memories
Explanation:
Short-term memory acts as a notepad of the brain. When you hear an address or someone's name, this information is stored in this part of the memory until it is deemed important or not, and therefore permanently discarded or memorized.
Short-term memory is thought to be able to store up to seven different pieces of information, but given up to stress and rush, most people move far beyond this limit.
Based on this, we can state that in relation to short-term memory we can expect:
- chunk information
- remember only the first and end of long lists
- remember the current score of a tennis game
- create episodic and semantic memories
