Our preference is to store information in short-term memory as:
A) tastes.
B) sounds.
C) sights.
D) smells.

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Research suggests that information is more easily stored in short-term memory when it is presented as sounds rather than other sensory modalities such as sights, tastes, or smells. This is because the auditory system has a relatively large capacity and can process information quickly, allowing us to retain more information for a short period of time.

Our Preference Is to Store Information in Short-Term Memory As