Echoic memory allows an individual to:
A) see separate images as continuous
B) see the world as stable, despite the movement of the eyes
C) remember sensed sounds long enough to move them to short-term memory
D) maintain knowledge about one's own personal experiences

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Echoic memory specifically refers to the brief sensory memory of auditory stimuli, allowing an individual to retain and process sound information for a short period of time before moving it to short-term memory. Option A refers to visual continuity, option B to visual stabilization, and option D to long-term memory, which are not related to echoic memory.

Echoic Memory Allows an Individual To