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What data support the theory that short-term memory is essentially auditory?

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psychology

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  1. The theory is supported by the fact that people can remember music better than words.
  2. Experiments that reveal short-term memory performs equally well with auditory, visual, and kinesthetic information.
  3. Short-term memory does not involve auditory processes.
  4. Findings that suggest short-term memory is linked primarily to tactile sensations and the ability to remember textures.
  5. Studies indicating that individuals recall visual patterns with higher accuracy than auditory information.
  6. Observations that people with better spatial awareness have superior short-term memory.
  7. Short-term memory is visual.
  8. Research demonstrating that short-term memory capacity is significantly increased when information is presented visually rather than auditorily.
  9. Experiments showing auditory recoding in recall process and the detrimental effects of interruptions in rhythmic sequence on recall.
  10. Evidence showing a correlation between short-term memory and olfactory senses.

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