<u>Answer:</u>
The phrase "seven, plus or minus two" refers to the capacity of short-term memory.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Short term memory is also called as active memory or primary memory and refers to the information that we are currently thinking of.
- It generally lasts for short time of few seconds (20 seconds to 30 seconds) and are erased if not rehearsed time and again.
- Short term memory store up to 'seven', plus or minus two words at a time.
- In 1956, Miller performed an experiment and put forward the idea that 'short term memory' can store 5 to 9 items, but modern theory suggests that the information in 'short term memory' can be increased if the information are chunked together.
I believe the answer is: <span>Ebbinghaus
For his experiment on memory , Ebbinghaus use </span><span> simple acoustic encoding and </span>maintenance rehearsal<span> that make a subject try to remember several list of words that have similar syllabels and ending.
As it turned out , language and memory shows strong correlation because people are much more likely to forget or mixed up the meaning of similar sounding words.</span>
Very: Make available to someone.
Noun: a stock of resources
Hope this helps.
One that fights physically and emotionally and one that u cant speak or trust your partner... I think?
Answer:
Create a plan!
Explanation: I create a layout first, starting from the intro all down to the outro, and seperating irrelevant paragraphs. Usage of grammar and semi-colons is also appreciated. Keep the text aligned. The handwriting eligible.
