Articulatory suppression does all but which of the following?
a. It reduces memory span.
b. It interferes with semantic coding.
c. It reduces the phonological similarity effect for reading words.
d. It eliminates the use of rehearsal.
Question 2
Articulatory suppression causes a decrease in the word-length effect because
a. saying the, the, the fills up the phonological loop.
b. saying la, la, la forces participants to use visual encoding.
c. talking makes the longer words seem even longer.
d. elaborative rehearsal helps transfer information into LTM.
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