The "three-eared man" procedure is most likely to be used to investigate __________.
A)template matching
B)iconic memory
C)the problem of invariance
D)what Crowder refers to as "precategorical acoustic storage"

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The "three-eared man" experiment involves presenting three different tones simultaneously to one ear, while presenting a different tone to the other ear. This procedure is used to study the precategorical acoustic storage, which is a form of sensory memory that stores auditory information briefly before it is processed further. This is related to option D, which is the answer.

The "Three-Eared Man" Procedure Is Most Likely to Be Used