The term "content addressable memory" most accurately suggests that:
A)The content of memories is packaged in isolated modules
B)Memories are organized in chronological order
C)Any aspect of the memory's content can serve as a reminder/gateway to the experience
D)The transfer of memory content is regulated by a cognitive tax
E)Memories can only be cued by a single entry point

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The term "content addressable memory" suggests that any aspect of the memory's content can serve as a reminder/gateway to the experience, meaning that the content of the memory can be used as a cue for retrieval.

The Term "Content Addressable Memory" Most Accurately Suggests That