Question

Stefan is studying and needs to remember the pathway for vision, so he imagines walking into his house, noting the cornea peephole in the door, and a pupil seated in the kitchen hands him a lens as he enters the bedroom where a retinal blanket has pictures of rods and cones. This is an example of _____.

Answer 1

Answer: This is an example of photographic memory (visual memory).

Explanation:

Visual memory describes the relationship between the perceptual process, coding, storage, and recovery of representations of neural processing. Visual memory occurs over a wide range of time, ranging from eye movements to several years ago of memories. Visual memory is a form of memory that preserves some characteristics of our senses related to the visual experience. We are able to locate visual memory information that looks like objects, places, animals, or people in a mental image.

Photographic memory is defined as the ability to remember images or sounds with extreme precision. The word eidetic refers to extremely detailed, with respect to visual images.