In his dual trace theory, Hebb suggests that memory occurs through two different brain states related to information processing. These states were
A) long and short
B) active and latent
C) iconic and sensory
D) echoic and iconic
E) episodic and semantic

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Hebb's dual trace theory posits that memory formation involves two phases: an active phase, where information is temporarily held and processed, and a latent phase, where the memory is consolidated into a long-term form.

In His Dual Trace Theory, Hebb Suggests That Memory Occurs