Being Able to Accurately Recall a Tone for a Split

question 6

Multiple Choice

Being able to accurately recall a tone for a split second after the tone has stopped demonstrates the functioning of ________.

• A) faulty memory
• B) overactive memory
• C) echoic memory
• D) iconic memory

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Definitions:

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