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How did George Miller's research contribute to our understanding of short-term memory?
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How did George Miller's research contribute to our understanding of short-term memory?
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Miller's study showed that the capacity of short-term memory is limited to about 7 items, leading to further investigation into the structure of memory and its limitations.
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