You've looked for your keys for the past ten minutes in several different places. The ability to keep track of the places you've already looked is stored in:

A) long-term potentiation (LTP). B) long-term memory.
C) short-term (working) memory. D) immediate memory.


Answer: C

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What comprises a motor unit?

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