Questions: The manipulating and transforming of information in memory is called - thinking. - semantics. - memorizing. - referencing.

The manipulating and transforming of information in memory is called - thinking. - semantics. - memorizing. - referencing.
Transcript text: The manipulating and transforming of information in memory is called - thinking. - semantics. - memorizing. - referencing.
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The answer is the first one: thinking.

Explanation for each option:

  • Thinking: This is the correct answer. Thinking involves the manipulation and transformation of information in memory to form concepts, solve problems, make decisions, and reflect in a meaningful way.
  • Semantics: This refers to the meaning of words and sentences, not the process of manipulating and transforming information in memory.
  • Memorizing: This is the process of committing information to memory, but it does not involve the active manipulation or transformation of that information.
  • Referencing: This involves looking up or referring to information, but it does not describe the process of manipulating or transforming information in memory.

In summary, the process of manipulating and transforming information in memory is best described as thinking.

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