The Internet, with its series of links from one site to many others, is a good analogy for the organization of ________.
A) short-term memory
B) episodic memory
C) long-term memory
D) nondeclarative memory

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The organization of long-term memory is often described as a network or web-like structure with related concepts and information linked together in a complex system, similar to the way the Internet is organized with hyperlinks connecting one site to many others. Short-term memory and episodic memory do not necessarily operate in this network-like manner. Nondeclarative memory also does not have a clear link to the organization of the Internet.

The Internet, with Its Series of Links from One Site