The colorful memory

Abstract

too difficult, the sensory, low-level features of this information (e.g., navy blue, sky blue, etc.) are 'chunked' into more general, high-level features (e.g., the prototypical shade of blue), so that the 'core' information of VWM can still be represented accurately (Miller, 1956). This non-sensory, high-level representation corresponds to another important strategy in