articulatory suppression造句

• The results showed that articulatory suppression had impaired time estimation.
• However, interpreters are somewhat immune to the effects of articulatory suppression.
• Hanley and Shah looked at the role of irrelevant sound effect under articulatory suppression.
• The results from this study tell us the effects of articulatory suppression and its involvement in the phonological loop.
• Articulatory suppression interferes with rehearsal, which is why most people show poor recall when engaging in articulatory suppression.
• Articulatory suppression interferes with rehearsal, which is why most people show poor recall when engaging in articulatory suppression.
• The results from this study also provided information on the effect of articulatory suppression on task switching and completion.
• Results showed that articulatory suppression of any kind reduced the strength in which an individual encoded visual information into their memory.
• Specifically, researchers wanted to look at the differences between simultaneous interpreting and articulatory suppression as they relate to working memory.
• The second study suggests that the ability to simultaneously interpret language might enable individuals to bypass the effects of articulatory suppression.
• Their study used irrelevant speech and articulatory suppression to test whether time estimation is affected during a task condition or phonological load.
• An additional study sought to determine what types of articulatory suppression reduce the strength of encoding items into an individual s memory.
• From the current studies, one can see that articulatory suppression does affect the ability and reaction time in task switching conditions.
• A current study done by Van Damme, Menten and d Ydewalle looked at the effects of articulatory suppression on explicit false memory.
• The results of their study showed that articulatory suppression, during encoding information, eliminated implicit false memory and heightened explicit false memory.
• Lastly, the study regarding face recognition and identification reinforces the notion that articulatory suppression interferes with an individual s ability to encode information.
• Results of this study concluded that memory performance was disrupted by both articulatory suppression and irrelevant speech, although the effect of articulatory suppression was larger.
• Results of this study concluded that memory performance was disrupted by both articulatory suppression and irrelevant speech, although the effect of articulatory suppression was larger.
• One study looked at interpreters, their impressive working memories and the effects that articulatory suppression can have on their ability to translate and interpret language.
• Results from both of these studies, indicate that articulatory suppression has an effect on how we retain information and in increasing our false recognition of memories.