Neuroscience basic
Arrange the three fundamental stages of memory processing in chronological order, from first to last.
Answer
Encoding, Storage, Retrieval
Explanation
### The order
1. **Encoding** comes first because incoming information must be processed into a memorable form.
2. **Storage** follows because encoded information must be maintained over time.
3. **Retrieval** comes when stored information is accessed for use.
### Terms
- **Encoding**: initial processing of information into a memorable form.
- **Storage**: retention of encoded information.
- **Retrieval**: access to stored information.
### Remember
The standard sequence is encode, store, retrieve.
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