Humans can remember sounds *1 pointgenerally for a longer period than they can remember imagesgenerally for a shorter period than they can remember imagesfor about the same time as they can remember imagesnot at all, all sensory memory is visual

The term used to denote auditory sensory memory, which is retained for up to several seconds, is Multiple choice question.stereoscopic memory.echoic memory.iconic memory.auditory storage.

Collectively, George Sperling’s experiments demonstrated thatGroup of answer choicesa. The capacity of sensory memory is severely limited.b. When shown an image, only a subset of what is seen is actually stored in sensory memoryc. When shown an image, the picture in its entirety is stored briefly in sensory memoryd. Subsequent recall is better for pictures than words or random strings of letters.

The term used to denote visual sensory memory that is retained for about one-quarter of a second isMultiple choice question.imagery memory.iconic memory.visual storage.echoic memory.

9.According to Atkinson and Shiffrin model of the theory of memory there are three specific components of human memory EXCEPT*1 pointA.Sensory Register - any sensory information has been collected by the brain will entera person’s memory.B. Short-Term Store as working memoryC. Long-Term Store where information is rehearsed,D. Learning opportunities

According to Edmond et al. (2017) all of the following are true regarding human perception and memory except:Group of answer choicesOur impression of the world is the result of an interpretive process, and depends on our attention, prior beliefs, expectations, experiences and knowledge.Despite our best intentions, memory often fails without awareness.Human perception is like a video camera.Many factors affect memory.Forensic scientists should use documentation and empirical information rather than rely on memory or impressions.