Information already stored in long-term memory
A) creates pathways to the sensory register.
B) allows short-term memory to be bypassed in information processing.
C) influences what we attend to and find meaningful.
D) allows us to memorize automatically what is in the sensory register.

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Information already stored in long-term memory influences our attention and what we find meaningful, guiding our focus and interpretation of new information.

Information Already Stored in Long-Term Memory