Entering information into a computer by typing letters on a keyboard is much like information entering the memory system:
A) through short-term memory.
B) by encoding it into long-term memory.
C) through the sensory receptors.
D) by retrieving it from short-term memory.

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Entering information into a computer by typing is analogous to how information first enters the human memory system through sensory receptors. Sensory receptors act as the initial point of contact for external information, similar to how keystrokes serve as the input method for data into a computer.

Entering Information into a Computer by Typing Letters on a Keyboard