Keisha had a memorable night at a close friend's wedding. Between the beautiful scenery, the touching vows, and the dancing, this wedding was epic. While the memories have already been encoded, these two phases of memory will allow Keisha to remember and talk about this night for years to come.

a. sensory storage; long-termstorage
b. storage; retrieval
c. visual attention; auditory attention
d. filter theory; change blindness

B. Storage and Retrieval

Explanation:

Memory is involved in processing vast amounts of information. Memory is the ability to remember, encode, store, and retrieve information at a later point in time.

After a memory is encoded, it is stored and then can be retrieved when neccesary.

Storage is the second stage of the memory or mechanism in which we store information over time. It involves Establishing a permanent record of the encoded data.

The third stage of the memory is the retrieval of our stored information, it refers to calling back the stored information for use in a process or action in response to any cue.

Option B=> storage and retrieval

Explanation:

The way the storage and retrieval is being used in computers in order to get back information that is already saved or stored on its memory is exactly how the human brain also do in order to get back the information or memories that one has experienced in the past.

The process in which human memory functions includes: encoding, storage and retrieval. Encoding is the first step in the phase of of memory and it deals mostly with the processing of information, followed by storage and then retrieval.

Because of the storage and retrieval, Keisha will remember her experience at the wedding party for many years to come.