Iconic memory is best assessed with the partial report procedure in which an array of letters
appears briefly on the screen and a poststimulus cue directs the observer to report the …

Sensory memory is the literal, modality-specific neural representation of sensory stimuli in
the human brain. It provides the initial copy of external stimulation to human sense organs …

Studies on iconic memory demonstrate that rich information from a visual scene quickly
becomes unavailable with the passage of time. The decay rate of iconic memory refers to the …

When a stimulus is presented, its sensory trace decays rapidly, lasting for approximately
1000 ms. This brief and labile memory, referred as iconic memory, serves as a buffer before …

It has long been known that human vision retains a trace of a stimulus for 300-500
milliseconds after its disappearance. This trace—usually referred to as iconic memory—has …

Sensory memory refers to a modality-specific neural representation of sensory stimuli in the
human brain. Iconic memory-very short term visual memory-historically was measured in …

Human vision briefly retains a trace of a stimulus after it disappears. This trace—iconic
memory—is often believed to be a surrogate for the original stimulus, a representational …

The article discusses the mechanisms behind our ability to recall details from a remembered
image. It explains that our visual memories are strongest immediately after an image …

Novelty preference in visual scanning behaviour is used to test implicit memory in patients
with Alzheimer's disease (AD). During the test, subjects are presented with slides that …

Iconic memory is operationally defined by part-report experiments (Sperling, 1960). If a mask
is presented after the target, the mask is thought to be superposed on the target in the iconic …