Accuracy of visual memory Visual Memory Visual memory is recollected information about what one has seen. It involves both the mental storage of such information and the ability to retrieve it. The recalled image of a sunset, the memory of a font type, the remembrance of a tree's appearance: these are all instances of visual memory. Psychologists refer to visual memory to help account for memory in general. It is distinct from other kinds of memory, such as auditory memory (recollection of what one has heard). Some researchers believe visual memory plays an important role in learning. For example, some learning disabilities (including dyslexia) are linked to poor visual memory, such as the inability to remember the sequence of letters in words.
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Formation of OLfactory Memory Introduction Olfactory Memory refers to the memory associated with odors and smells.If you just spare your 5 minutes in thinking that how our brain can memorise a smell which does not even seem to be a material thing then you'll get confused.Visual memory is associated with pictures, Echoic Memory is associated with sounds but both pictures and sounds can be stored as coded information but SMELL...! How memory of smell can be stored.To understand the structure of formation of olfactory memory we'll discuss each step through which the information is passed.