According to the information-processing view of memory, human memory operates much like:
A) a television camera
B) a telephone
C) a computer
D) a refrigerator

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The information-processing view of memory suggests that human memory works much like a computer. Similar to how a computer processes, stores, and retrieves information, the brain processes, stores, and retrieves memories. This view emphasizes the importance of attention, encoding, storage, and retrieval processes in memory formation and consolidation.

According to the Information-Processing View of Memory, Human Memory Operates