Multiple Choice
Most models of memory assume that:
A) memory capacity and attentional resources are unlimited
B) how many things we can attend to at once depends on the nature of each task
C) with practice, there is no limit on how many activities we can perform simultaneously
D) working memory and long-term memory have the same storage capacity
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