Which of the following statements about sensory memory are true? I) Irrelevant stimuli are forgotten virtually immediately. II) Auditory stimuli are generally retained for longer than visual stimuli. III) Information that you pay attention to moves to short-term memory.

so this one is asking us which of the following statements about sensory memory are true. Let's just run through them, and if they are true we will give them a big old check mark. So one reads, irrelevant stimuli are forgotten virtually immediately, and that is true. Right? We're going to immediately get rid of anything that is not relevant to us or things that we're not paying attention to. 2 reads auditory stimuli are generally retained for longer than visual stimuli. That is also true. Humans on average can retain audio stimuli for much longer than visual stimuli. And then 3 reads, information that you pay attention to moves to short term memory, and that is also correct. That's kind of the avenue to get from sensory memory to short term memory is just to pay attention to something. So based on that it looks like our answer is going to be d, both statements 123 are all correct. Alright, and there you have it. Bye bye.