Abstract
Memory for 194 common sounds recorded in high fidelity was tested with a confidence-rated “yes-no” recognition task. Recognition d’ was about 1.74 for both individual and group presentation and test. Performance was equivalent to between 85% and 89% correct in two-alternative forced-choice testing, a level considerably greater than the 69% for sounds found by Miller & Tanis (1971). Memory capacity for sounds is probably not exceeded with 194 items.
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