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Question 9 It's when you have identified something specific, and you are ready to communicate it to someone specific. O alignment of observations O exploratory analysis cognitive load analysis O expedited analysis O explanatory analysis Question 7 Match the type of memory to its definition. super fast, happens without you consciously realizing it and is piqued when we look at the work around us; information stays here for a fraction of a second before it gets forwarded on to your short-term memory; tuned to a set of pre-attentive attributes built up over a lifetime and is vitally important for pattern recognition and general cognitive processing: the aggregate of visual (functions with specialized structures) and verbal memory (access by a neural net, where the path becomes important for being able to recognize or recall) has limitations: people can keep about four chunks of visual information in their short-term memory at a given time; when something leaves here it either goes into oblivion or into long-term memory iconic memory [Choose ] [Choose] > > Question 8 When you highlight one aspect of a visual, it can make other things much easier to see. True False