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Ultimately, the probe returns an echo to primarymemory.
Following multiple-trace theory, acoustic and visual signals processed in primarymemory constitute probes or retrieval cues that activate in parallel stored traces in long-term memory.
Indeed, one might even argue that the sizes of primary memories within a not too distant future will be large enough to accommodate traces of such sizes.
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