When information comes in through our senses, according to the stores model of memory it is held for a very brief period of time in raw form in
A) working memory.
B) encoding memory.
C) short-term memory.
D) sensory memory.

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According to the stores model of memory, information that comes in through our senses is held for a very brief period of time in raw form in sensory memory. Sensory memory is the first stage of memory, in which information from the senses is briefly held for up to a few seconds before being passed to short-term memory.

When Information Comes in Through Our Senses, According to the Stores