TWO-STAGE MEMORY THEORY

an idea that data gained by learning is preserved and held first within an immediate memory reserve from which objects are conveyed into a lasting memory

TWO-STAGE MEMORY THEORY: “In accordance with the two-stage memory theory, the transfer of memories is depicted, at times in psychological terminologies, as stemming from rehearsal or practice, and at times in biological terminologies, such as is seen in memory consolidation.”
 SELF-ABASEMENT

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