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... process of giving it out to our friends and family. In part, we also learn to remember our telephone number by meaning we derive from patterns embedded in it; perhaps there is an easily retainable sequence in the numbering, or in the way the numbers are arranged on the phone. Perhaps they make an X or Z pattern. Though we will not explore the way memory intersects intelligence, or the acquisition of knowledge, it is important to point out that, in general, memory facilitates learning. How could we acquire and develop knowledge without an efficient ability to store information and retrieve it on command? Short Term Memory Short-Term Memory, also known as "working memory", is an immediate memory of an experience that we have just perceived. Our short term memory seems to be limited to about seven "chunks" of information, and its duration seems to be limited to a ...
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