Observations That Participants Could Do Two Tasks at Once, Such

question 27

Multiple Choice

Observations that participants could do two tasks at once, such as focusing on a digit-span task while comprehending a paragraph, challenged the conceptualization of

• A) the phonological similarity effect.
• B) short-term memory.
• C) the persistence of vision.
• D) the physiological approach to coding.

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