Question

Walking past a classroom's open door, Michael overhears an instructor say, "In the next unit, we will explore how information is acquired, stored, and retrieved for later use." Michael realizes that the next unit must be about:A. learning.B. intelligence.C. perception.D. memory.

Answer 1

Memory

Step-by-step explanation:

There are three stages of memory, encoding, storage and retrieval. Encoding is the process of converting the information that comes to your memory system into forms such as visual, acoustic and semantic forms. Basically the way it could be easily interpret. Once it’s encoded its then stored and retrieved when it’s required to remember something.