What Happens to the Phonological Similarity Effect and the Word

question 9

Multiple Choice

What happens to the phonological similarity effect and the word length effect if you do an articulatory suppression task while encoding an STM load?

• A)Both effects become more pronounced.
• B)Both effects go away.
• C)The phonological similarity effect goes away,and the word length effect becomes more pronounced.
• D)The word length effect goes away,and the phonological similarity effect becomes more pronounced.

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