Some psychologists believe that information in long-term memory (LTM) is organized in terms of schemata. Schemata can be defined as
A) concrete analogies of abstraction concepts.
B) emotional representations of information.
C) abstract structures of information.
D) simplistic representations of ideas.

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Schemata are abstract structures that organize and interpret information in the human mind, helping to understand and predict the world around us. They are not merely simplistic, emotional, or concrete analogies but rather complex frameworks that guide cognition.

Some Psychologists Believe That Information in Long-Term Memory (LTM) Is