Phonological Loop Model

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1. In the phonological loop model, what is the phonological store?

The phonological store is where "speech-based" items are held for a brief period of time. If it is not rehearsed or repeated in order to retain it, it would disappear in about two seconds.

2. What is the purpose of saying numbers aloud on half of the trials in this demonstration?

The purpose of saying the numbers aloud on half of the trials in this demonstration is to see the limit of our the STM storage capacity when two tasks are combined. Being able to repeat back a display of numbers and words combination versus words alone.

3. Did you show the phonological similarity effect? Explain.

Yes, my data showed phonological similarity effect because I was mixing up

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