Discussion
Partial report experiment is used to study which type of memory?
Answer: A
The partial report experiment of Sperling is used to study iconic memory, the brief visual sensory store. Working memory and short-term memory involve longer holding, and echoic memory is the auditory sensory store. George Sperling flashed a grid of letters for a fraction of a second and then cued one row with a tone; people could report the cued row well, showing that the sensory store holds more than can be reported from the whole display.
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