Evidence from Studies of Picture Memory Suggests That People

Multiple Choice

Evidence from studies of picture memory suggests that people:

A) encode feature-rich detail at first,but then quickly segment the picture into subsegments and store only loosely collected fragments.
B) encode virtually all the perceptual detail of the picture and retain it for many months.
C) encode many of the perceptual details at the beginning,but tend to forget this information quickly.
D) encode only small amounts of perceptual detail at the beginning and then use inferential processes to fill in the gaps later.