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jayhills49

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Consider the partial report condition as reported by Sperling (1960) in his iconic memory experiments. Which of the following is NOT true?
 
  a. Accuracy decreased with cue delay.
  b. Only one row of letters had to be reported.
  c. Context dependence was clearly illustrated.
  d. A tone was used as a cue.

Question 2

The difference between partial report and full report is typically used to investigate __________.
 
  a. journalism
  b. iconic (or echoic) memory
  c. ecological validity
  d. bipolar synapse



owenfalvey

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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