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    Sensory memory briefly stores visual and auditory information for up to 3 seconds before rapid decay. Short-term memory encodes information for up to 30 seconds through rehearsal but is affected by new stimulation and decay. Long-term memory involves organized storage through rehearsal and categorization that allows recall of details for a lifetime.

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    Sensory memory briefly stores visual and auditory information for up to 3 seconds before rapid decay. Short-term memory encodes information for up to 30 seconds through rehearsal but is affected by new stimulation and decay. Long-term memory involves organized storage through rehearsal and categorization that allows recall of details for a lifetime.

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    Sensory memory briefly stores visual and auditory information for up to 3 seconds before rapid decay. Short-term memory encodes information for up to 30 seconds through rehearsal but is affected by new stimulation and decay. Long-term memory involves organized storage through rehearsal and categorization that allows recall of details for a lifetime.

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    Stages of Memory

    Sensory Memory
    Information stored temporarily Interference possible if new information presented. Remembered up to 3 seconds: visual stimuli Rapid decay of information.

    Short-Term Storage
    Visual/Auditory Information is encoded. Repetitive rehearsal maintains information Remembered up to 30 seconds New stimulation causes rapid loss of information

    Affected by decay All types store and encode information Involves Rehearsal Interference directly impact

    Information processed by working memory and transferred into longEvents can be recalled for a term memory by rehearsal lifetime in great detail Organized into logical semantic lines for rapid recall. Organized into categories

    Long-Term Memory

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