PRESENTATION RATE AND THE REPRESENTATION OF BRIEFLY GLIMPSED PICTURES IN MEMORY
PRESENTATION RATE AND THE REPRESENTATION OF BRIEFLY GLIMPSED PICTURES IN MEMORY
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10.1037/0278-7393.6.1.1
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1980-01-01
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INTRAUB, H
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INTRAUB, H
Results from 4 experiments with 188 undergraduates show the following:(a) Pictures shown in a sequence for 110 msec each with a blank 5,890-msec interstimulus interval (ISI) were later recognized almost as well as pictures shown for 6 sec each with no ISI.(b) When the ISI was deleted, recognition memory for the briefly presented pictures dropped almost to chance.(c) However, filling a 5-sec ISI with a to-be-ignored picture that was the same on all trials had little or no effect on memory for the briefly presented pictures.(d) When the time between 110-msec pictures was decreased from 4,890 to 1,390, 620, 385, or 0 msec, the ability to detect that they were mirror reversed in the recognition test decreased more rapidly than did recognition accuracy. Evidently, incidental visuospatial properties of a picture can be encoded for at least 1 sec after a brief presentation unless another to-be-remembered picture is presented during that time.(17 ref)(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)