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Implications of Miller's Experiment
George A. Miller's groundbreaking experiment on short-term memory, known as Miller's Law or "The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two," suggests that the average person can hold about seven items in their working memory. This finding has profound implications for cognitive psychology and information processing, influencing fields such as user interface design and education. Understanding the limited capacity of short-term memory has led to strategies to present information in manageable chunks, enhancing learning, communication, and task performance in various domains.