Short-term, working, and long-term memory all rely on one identical neural circuit.

### Why this is right The material states that different types of memory rely on distinct neural circuits. The statement incorrectly treats short-term, working, and long-term memory as using one identical circuit. ### The concept A neural circuit is a connected set of neurons supporting a function. Memory is not described as a single unit: types of memory rely on distinct circuits. This distinction helps explain why memory functions may differ across tasks or conditions. ### The other options - **The statement is false**: It would be consistent with the material to say that memory types rely on distinct circuits, not one identical circuit. ### Terms - **Neural circuit**: A connected group of neurons that contributes to a function. - **Working memory**: A memory type named in the material as relying on distinct neural circuits. ### Remember Do not assume that all forms of memory use one identical neural circuit.