Which one of the following is the correct sequence of stages of memory?
Correct answer: D. Encoding-storage-retrieval
- A. Storage-organization-recall
- B. Recall-encoding-decoding
- C. Encoding-decoding-storage
- D. Encoding-storage-retrieval
Explanation
Memory normally proceeds from encoding information, to storing it, and later retrieving it. Decoding is not usually listed as a basic stage in this standard memory sequence.
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