Clinical research on brain-damaged patients, such as Patient KF, has shown that cognitive impairment can be highly selective—for example, a patient may show severely impaired short-term memory for auditory information, but completely normal short-term memory for visual information.
Explain how this clinical evidence represents a limitation of the Multi-Store Model of memory.
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