Which observation of those with eidetic memory suggests that they are "seeing" their memories for longer than the usually duration of iconic memory?
A) Their eyes move as though they are looking at an image.
B) The visual registers in the brain are more fully-developed in those with eidetic memory.
C) They do not experience REM (rapid eye movement) sleep, which suggests that their visual receptive processes are reserved exclusively for remembering.
D) Their memories are perfectly accurate, suggesting it is not just a "remembering" experience but it also a form of a cognitive "visual" experience.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Eidetic memory involves individuals being able to "see" an image in their mind for a significantly longer period than the typical duration of iconic memory, which lasts only a fraction of a second. The observation that their eyes move as if they are looking at an actual image suggests they are visually scanning the remembered image, much like they would a real one, indicating a prolonged visual experience beyond normal iconic memory duration.

Which Observation of Those with Eidetic Memory Suggests That They