Think about what you ate for breakfast this morning. what three steps must you have performed to remember this event? maintenance, encoding, and processing storage, chunking, and rehearsal encoding, storage, and retrieval processing, encoding, and retrieval

encoding, storage, and retrieval

Explanation:

According to the psychologists three stages are responsible for the memory and learning process: they are encoding, storage, and retrieval.

1. Encoding: This is the first phase of the learning process of particular information. Encoding involves three basic areas through which memory of a particular information is being encoded; these are acoustic, semantic, and visual encoding.

2. Storage: It refers to the ability to retain a particular information in the memory. In other words, it maintains information over time.

3. Retrieval: It refers to the phenomenon of accessing a piece of information whenever required that is taking out the information from the memory to the conscious awareness.