Physics · Cognitive Psychology and Memory
The storage capacity of sensory memory is generally considered to be:
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- 1more or less than short term memory depending on nature of the stimulus.
- 2equal to short term memory, but less than long term memory
- 3less than long term memory, but more than short term memory✓
- 4always less than short term & long term memory
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less than long term memory, but more than short term memory
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