Short-term storage

A) holds information for up to a second.
B) involves primarily semantic encoding.
C) has virtually unlimited capacity.
D) uses working memory to help maintain information.

Short-term Storage

Involves the temporary holding of information for brief periods, typically from seconds to minutes, allowing for immediate recall and processing.

Semantic Encoding

The process of converting information into meaningful concepts to be stored in memory.

Working Memory

A cognitive system that holds and manipulates information in short-term memory for reasoning and guidance of decision-making and behavior.