When we look at an object and then blink our eyes,the visual impression of the object lasts for a fraction of a second in what is called

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This phenomenon is called iconic memory, which is a type of sensory memory that briefly holds visual information (such as the image of an object we just looked at) in its raw sensory form for a very short amount of time, usually about one-third of a second. Short-term memory, working memory, and selective attention are different processes which involve more active manipulation and processing of information, whereas iconic memory is a more passive and automatic process.

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