Memory isn't a single store—it's a dynamic system that shapes what you recall.
Sensory memory briefly holds raw inputs; attention decides what moves to working memory.
Working memory is small and active; rehearsal and chunking determine what you can hold.
Encoding, storage, and consolidation create durable memories with flexible access.
Forgetting stems from decay, interference, encoding gaps, and retrieval failure.
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