Viewing memory as a process in which items enter memory and go from a brief sensory store to a short-term temporary memory to a long-term permanent memory is an example of

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The description provided in the question is characteristic of an information-processing model, which conceptualizes memory as a series of stages through which information passes. The other options are not relevant to this description. A is a theory of color vision, C is a theory of learning and memory that emphasizes associations between stimuli, and D is a theory of skill acquisition.

Viewing Memory as a Process in Which Items Enter Memory