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Understanding memory stores is essential in psychology.

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Characteristics of Memory Stores

Memory stores are defined by input, capacity, duration, and access.

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    Define Define the term 'capacity' in relation to memory stores.

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Memory Store Characteristics

The four key characteristics of memory stores are input, capacity, duration, and access.

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    Explain Explain the importance of access in memory stores.

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