Sperling's whole versus partial report procedure provided evidence that O information in STM must be rehearsed to transfer into LTM. O only a small set of items can be stored in sensory memory. O information in sensory memory fades very quickly, typically in 1 second or less. O information can skip sensory memory and be transferred directly to STM.

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