immediate memory

a type or stage of memory in which an individual recalls information recently presented, such as a street address or telephone number, although this information may be forgotten after its immediate use. Immediate memory is frequently tested in assessing intelligence or neurological impairment. See also short-term memory.

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December 22nd 2024

MTcA

abbreviation for mixed transcortical aphasia.