Consolidation is the process by which: A. short-term memory can be encoded to form long-term memories. B. short-term memory can be encoded to form working memories. C. long-term memories become fixed entities in the brain. D. all memories are sorted and stored.

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Grayson Olsen

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10 August, 08:02

Consolidation is the process by which: A. short-term memory can be encoded to form long-term memories. B. short-term memory can be encoded to form working memories. C. long-term memories become fixed entities in the brain. D. all memories are sorted and stored.

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Jameson Blevins · Answer 1

A. short-term memory can be encoded to form long-term memories.

Explanation:

Memory consolidation: In psychology, the term "memory consolidation" is described as a process through which an individual's brain generally convert all the memories present in the short-term into the person's long-term memories.

Short-term memories of an individual last for about thirty seconds that is why an individual needs to shift a few specific information to the long-term memories in order to be remembered.

It is often referred to as a "time-dependent process" through an individual's learned experiences are being converted into his or her long term memory via chemical and structural changes in the nervous system.