Different domain specific memory systems ________.
A) can operate at the same time, but moderately interfere with each other
B) cannot operate at the same time
C) can operate at the same time with very little interference
D) can operate at the same time, but greatly interfere with each other

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Research suggests that different domain-specific memory systems, such as visual, verbal, and spatial memory, can operate at the same time with very little interference. For example, a person can remember a list of words while also remembering the location of objects in a room. However, there may be some minor interference between these systems, such as when trying to remember a list of words that are visually presented and require spatial processing. Overall, the different memory systems can work together in parallel to support our overall memory capacity.

Different Domain Specific Memory Systems ________