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If you hear a sonic boom, you

Submitted by Ian Gradwell (guest) on Wed, 02/09/2011 - 1:11pm.

If you hear a sonic boom, you think of the word airplane and then you picture the image of the airplane and then you "see" an airplane in your head from a memory of the picture of an airplane in a book. This is called association.

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