Improving Visual Short-Term Memory

Visual short-term memory (VSTM) is the ability to retain a small amount of visual information (letters, shapes, colors, etc.) over a short period of time. This type of memory is part of our short-term memory (STM). The information that we retain from visual short-term memory can be either be worked by working memory, it can go on to create long-term memory, or it can simply be forgotten.

Publication

Journal:

Trends in Cognitive Science

Year of Publication:

2015

Volume:

Start Page:

Issue:

Date Published:

09/2015

Alves, R., Lopes, I., Silva, M., & Caeiro, P. (2015). Improving Visual Short-Term Memory. Trends In Cognitive Science, 2(10). http://doi.org/Omibee Research (Original work published September 2015)

Identifiers

ISSN:

1364

ISBN Number:

6613

Call Number:

6613

Other Numbers:

1364

Locators

URL:

https://research.omibee.com

DOI:

Omibee Research

Alternative titles

Original Publication:

Improving Visual Short-Term Memory

Alternate Journal:

Improving Visual Short-Term Memory

Short Title:

Visual Short-Term Memory

PMID:

6613