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6. What is working memory? an active "workspace" in which information is retrieved and manipulated, and in which information is held through rehearsal. the ability to recall skills important in a job setting. the ability to retrieve information from long-term memory when it is most needed. functional rather than dysfunctional memory capacity. a. 9. b. C. d. 7. Which parts of the limbic system play a central role in the consolidation of memories? a. b. C. e. 8. "Constructive processes" in memory, which often make memories inaccurate, are mental processes in which memories are influenced by: a. direct prior experience we have with the stimulus b. C. Wernicke's area and Broca's area motor strip and somatosensory strip d. primary visual cortex and primary auditory cortex hippocampus and amygdala. our beliefs and expectations and the meaning we give to the stimulus videotapes and audiotapes of the stimulus that we've stored in the cerebral cortex All of the above. Alicia is studying both French and Spanish this semester. She goes to the language lab and studies French for a couple of hours, takes a break for lunch, and then she studies Spanish for a couple more hours. She