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Discuss the relation between short term memory and long term memory. I need help to set out the relationship between the two types of memory; how to set up an essay; how to write in order for it to flow; and where to begin, etc.

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This solution discusses the relation between short term and long term memory and, by example, provides assistance in how to write and organize a paper on this topic.

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This is an interesting topic indeed. Please see my response file attached. In my response, I have suggested a format for your essay and provided an excellent example essay demonstrating a suggested organizational format and content (see Memory1 attached) for your essay. I have provided information on general essay writing, as well. Good luck with your essay and take care.

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Briefly, memory is talked about in terms of stages. The first stage is iconic memory, which lasts just a few seconds, during which you can to some degree revive the perceptual experience you are trying to remember. Think of this almost like the afterglow of a bright flash of light.

Then comes short-term memory, which may or may not be also described as working memory (they aren't necessarily the same thing), which ...

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