Short-Term Memory Duration is a cognitive construct that refers to the temporal span during which information is maintained in an active, accessible state within short-term memory before degradation or displacement occurs.
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The Control of Short-Term Memory
Richard C. Atkinson, Richard M. Shiffrin · Scientific American · 1971 · 1.2K citations · Full text
Herbert A. Simon · Science · 1974 · 930 citations
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