Because information processing occurs in stages, it is generally believed that there are separate and sequential 'storehouses' in memory where information is kept temporarily before further processing. Which of the following is not one of the storehouses?
A) Sensory store.
B) Temporary store.
C) Short-term store.
D) Long-term store.

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The temporary store is not an official storehouse of memory. It is likely a term that has been used informally to describe the process of holding information in short-term memory before it is either forgotten or moved to long-term memory. The sensory store, short-term store, and long-term store are all recognized storehouses in memory.

Because Information Processing Occurs in Stages, It Is Generally Believed