The Coding of Visual Information in Your Brain Results in an Exact

question 24

True/False

 The coding of visual information in your brain results in an exact duplicate of the object's shape on the surface of the cortex.

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Definitions:

Sensory Memory

The briefest element of memory that enables people to hold onto sensory information impressions even after the initial stimulus is no longer present.

Dual-Code Hypothesis

The theory that suggests information is remembered in both verbal and non-verbal formats, enhancing memory retention.

Rehearsal

A practice technique aimed at embedding information into the memory through repetition.

Iconic Memory

A type of visual sensory memory that holds a brief replica of visual scenes for a very short period of time.