Auditory Short-term Memory
Auditory Short-Term Memory is a cognitive construct that refers to the transient retention and manipulation of auditory information in conscious awareness, distinguished from other forms of short-term memory by its reliance on phonological and acoustic encoding mechanisms.
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INFORMATION, ACOUSTIC CONFUSION AND MEMORY SPAN
Rupert Conrad, A. J. Hull · British Journal of Psychology · 1964 · 716 citations
On short and long auditory stores.
Nelson Cowan · Psychological Bulletin · 1984 · 620 citations
THE SELECTIVE IMPAIRMENT OF AUDITORY VERBAL SHORT-TERM MEMORY
Elizabeth K. Warrington, Tim Shallice · Brain · 1969 · 563 citations
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