All three memory banks work in the executive control system. Information stored in our long-term memory can be considered implicit or explicit memories. Implicit memories are known but cannot be articulated; things become natural. Explicit memories are memories that can be recalled and discussed. There are several factors that can influence memorization. Some of these factors are: other senses used, personal meaning, environment, and emotions. There are several strategies used to help memorize information. Examples of these strategies are rote learning and organization. Information processing is compared to information stored on your computer's hard drive. Some may believe that stored information cannot be changed. However, these are only information processing hypotheses. A strength of this theory is that it offers individuals a process in which they can remember information. It helps decipher how minds will store information and how improvements can be made. A weakness of this theory is that individuals are unable to multitask and remember at the same time. In reality, multitasking does not exist. It's actually a