In order to find a ballpark in a strange town, a player stops at a local gas station to get directions. The attendant tells the player, "Go to the stoplight, take a right, go two blocks, take a left, and the park will be a mile down the road on the left.". The player then gets in her car and tries to remember the directions while driving to the park. The player is demonstrating the use of aworking memory. b. psychomotor speed. c. cross-linking. d. transient ischemia.

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Dakota Ellison

Social Studies

26 February, 17:08

In order to find a ballpark in a strange town, a player stops at a local gas station to get directions. The attendant tells the player, "Go to the stoplight, take a right, go two blocks, take a left, and the park will be a mile down the road on the left.". The player then gets in her car and tries to remember the directions while driving to the park. The player is demonstrating the use of aworking memory. b. psychomotor speed. c. cross-linking. d. transient ischemia.

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Jennifer · Answer 1

A. working memory

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Hi! The player is using the working memory, which is the ability to keep information in the "head" to be able to use it while, for example, he is driving. In order to remember how to get there, he applied a set of processes that allows him to save and process the information in a short period of time. This type of memory integrates new information that has occurred in a short time, such as directions on how to get to the ballpark.