You look up a friend's address for the envelope of a letter you're writing. Suddenly, the phone rings. You abandon your address research to answer the phone, but it is a wrong number. When you get back to write down the address, you have forgotten it because _____ memory has failed you. a. short-term b. sensory c. iconic d. long-term

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