George Sperling's (1960) Experiments on Visual Sensory Memory Demonstrated That

question 30

Multiple Choice

George Sperling's (1960) experiments on visual sensory memory demonstrated that:

• A) briefly presented information cannot be recalled.
• B) iconic memory lasts for a very long time.
• C) people could not learn to associate a tone with a visual stimulus.
• D) people have a very brief visual memory that decays rapidly.

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