In article <932636592.710664 at server.australia.net.au>
"John" <johnhkm at netsprintXXXX.net.au> writes:
> A study
> published in the July issue of the American Psychological Association's
> (APA) journal Developmental Psychology demonstrates that age-related
> differences in memory are related to storage capacity and not to processing
> efficiency.
Since when is processing efficiency classified as memory?
In my opinion, memory has two basic components: storage and retrieval.
If an event is not stored, it won't become part of "memory." If said
event is stored, but then cannot be retrieved, it may as well not be
there (wherever "there" is!).
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