Rehearsal and storage of visual information.
Journal of Experimental PsychologyPublished 1 January 1972
William O. Shaffer, Richard M. Shiffrin
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The absence of mode-of-prese ntation effects, serial position effects, and sequential dependencies means that pictures are processed one by one for exactly the duration of presentation.
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before each test. Two modes of presentation were employed differing in whether exposure time within a series was constant (uniform rate) or variable (mixed rate). Noting the absence of mode-of-prese ntation effects, serial position effects, and sequential dependencies, Potter and Levy concluded that pictures are processed one by one for exactly the duration of presentation.
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