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The effect on this phenomenon of dipping subject's hands in cold water was studied in the "Socially Evaluated Cold Pressor Test." A three-stage model of this phenomenon was created by Richard Atkinson and Richard Schiffrin, and Ebbinghaus performed experiments on himself testing the change in this phenomeon. A limit to this phenomenon is described by the (*) "magic number" of seven. A "flashbulb" variety of this faculty occurs with especially unique situations, and the hippocampus is responsible for the long-term variety of this faculty. For 10 points, name this human faculty that allows the storage and recall of information in the brain.
The effect on this phenomenon of dipping subject's hands in cold water was studied in the "Socially Evaluated Cold Pressor Test.
memory (accept obvious equivalents like “remembering things”; accept specific variants like “sensory,” “short-term,” or “long-term” as long as memory is included; accept forgetting and variants)