Very short-term conceptual memory |
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Authors: | Mary C. Potter |
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Affiliation: | 1. Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, E10-039, 02139, Cambridge, MA
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Abstract: | Short-term memory for conceptual information is largely missing from current models of short-term memory. Several phenomena are discussed that give evidence for very brief conceptual representations of stimuli. Although these fleeting representations do not surface readily with many of the standard methods for studying and testing short-term memory, I argue that they are fundamental to cognitive processing and to the form that long-term memory takes. |
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