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What is the difference between short and long term memory?

Memory is defined as the mental capacity to encode, store, and retrieve information. Short term memory: - Stored for approx. 30 secs. Information is lost through lack of rehearsal e.g. distraction or passage...
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Answered by Laura L. Psychology tutor
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How can I move my answer up from an A to an A*?

If you are working at an A standard you have demonstrated you have the knowledge; the main difference between an A and an A* lies in how you present that information. Make sure you offer an answer to the que...
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What is Wittgenstein's theory of language games and how can I use it in a question?

Wittgenstein's theory is that language is like a game: you can only get involved if you know the rules of the game. In the same way that you could only play chess if you knew how each piece could be moved, y...
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How can I better understand Shakespeare?

If you are not accustomed to the language and syntax of Shakespeare, the nature of his plays, sonnets and poems may be difficult to decipher. The first thing is to remember is that Shakespearean language is ...
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What can I do to prepare myself for the SAQ?

The SAQ is the Supplementary Application Questionnaire for the University of Cambridge , not Oxford! An additional piece of work may seem daunting for applicants, which is why it is a good idea to prepare fo...
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