Critics of the three-box model of memory are likely to agree that
A)the human brain processes information sequentially.
B)the human brain does not operate like the average computer.
C)auditory information is retained in the sensory register for one-half second.
D)information flows from one memory system to the next.

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Critics of the three-box model of memory argue that the human brain does not operate like a computer with separate, discrete memory systems. Rather, memory is likely to be more complex and interconnected, with information flowing between different systems and being processed in parallel rather than sequentially. Therefore, they would likely agree that the three-box model oversimplifies the processes involved in human memory. The other answer choices are not directly related to criticisms of the three-box model.

Critics of the Three-Box Model of Memory Are Likely to Agree