Kira is jogging down the street listening to her portable music player. abruptly, her batteries die and the music stops. memory accounts for her ability to still "hear" the last part of the song that was playing for several seconds after the machine stopped working

The answer is Echoic Memory.
It is our auditory sensory memory that permits and enables us to reply whatever was heard in the previous few seconds. Echoic memory registers specifically to auditory information which is sounds. This is stored for slightly longer periods of time that resonates in the mind and is replaying for a quick amount of time.

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