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The high/medium/low tone used in Sperling's (1960) studies of sensory memory allowed the researcher to demonstrate that __________.
a) participants encoded all the stimuli they saw, but could only report on three or four items before the others faded from memory
b) memory for music is better than memory for visual stimuli
c) participants encode letters more quickly than numbers
d) recognition tasks are easier and better assessments of memory performance than are tasks that require recall

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