Iconic storage:
A) is defined as memory for objects
B) is dependent on higher-order processes
C) showed that the "whole-report" procedure revealed a larger capacity than the "partial-report" procedure
D) is defined as the extended storage of visual information for further processing
E) is defined as the brief availability of visual impressions for further processing
E
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What will be an ideal response?
If you were to draw a map of the town or city in which your college is located,
a. you would make the streets intersect at sharp angles, rather than right angles. b. you would make the streets more curved than they really are. c. you would tend to make the streets intersect at 90-degree angles. d. you would show a blending of your college building and the surrounding region, even if the boundary is really quite clear-cut.
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a. touch b. sight c. hearing d. smell