 
 <prompt> ```For psychology, memory na di process wey information dey encoded, stored, and retrieved. Encoding allow information from di outside world make dem sense am for di form of chemical and physical stimuli. For di first stage di information gats change so dat e fit enter di encoding process. Storage na di second memory stage or process. Dis one mean say information dey maintained for short periods of time. Finally di third process na di retrieval of information wey don already dey stored. Dis kain information gats dey located and returned to di consciousness. Some retrieval attempts fit dey easy based on di type of information, while some fit dey hard for different reasons.

Short-term memory dey believe say e rely mostly on acoustic code to store information, and small small on visual code. Conrad (1964) find out say test subjects dey find am hard to recall collections of letters wey dey acoustically similar (e.g. E, P, D). Confusion for recalling acoustically similar letters instead of visually similar letters mean say di letters dey encoded acoustically. Conrad's (1964) study, however, dey focus on di encoding of written text; so, even though memory of written language fit rely on acoustic components, we no fit generalize am to all forms of memory.

Answer dis series of questions:

1. Wetin be di beginning part of di memory process?
2. Di next part?``` <response>: 1. The information gats change
2. Storage 