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The phonological loop unmasked? A comment on the evidence for a “perceptual-gestural” alternative
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2007Jones et al. (Jones, Hughes, & Macken, 2006; Jones, Macken, & Nicholls, 2004) identify the interaction between phonological similarity, articulatory suppression, and stimulus presentation mode in verbal short-term memory as potentially providing important support for the phonological loop hypothesis.
Alan D, Baddeley, Janet D, Larsen
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The phonological loop and memory for rhythms: An individual differences approach
Memory, 2001The purpose of the current study was to examine the relationship between short-term memory for rhythm and the phonological loop in working memory. Results showed that digit span scores significantly correlated with the scores on the rhythmic memory task, and that the correlation between the two scores remained significant even after the common variance
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Auditory‐verbal hallucinations and the phonological loop: A cognitive neuropsychological study
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1993A patient with continuous auditory‐verbal hallucinations was studied, in comparison with two cases with a past history of similar hallucinations, from a cognitive neuropsychological perspective. This attempts to place hallucinations in the context of a normal cognitive process which has become disordered.
A S, David, P A, Lucas
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Brain and Language, 1997
This paper uses neuropsychological data to differentiate between three models of verbal short-term memory (Baddeley, 1983, 1986; Besner, 1987; Monsell, 1987). The focus is on three tasks: homophone judgments, rhyme judgments and pseudohomophone detection.
Nickels L, Howard D, Best W
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This paper uses neuropsychological data to differentiate between three models of verbal short-term memory (Baddeley, 1983, 1986; Besner, 1987; Monsell, 1987). The focus is on three tasks: homophone judgments, rhyme judgments and pseudohomophone detection.
Nickels L, Howard D, Best W
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[Phonological loop and low level phonological processing in preschool children].
HNO, 2012Phoneme discrimination tests based on presenting minimal pairs (MP) are frequently used to assess auditory processing. However, test results may be influenced by other factors beside correct acoustic representation. Here we studied if working memory capacity (WMC) correlates with reproducing sets of minimal pairs.Participants were 161 preschool ...
M, Ptok, A, Dunkelmann
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Phonological and Musical Loops in Live Coding Performance Practice
Leonardo Music Journal, 2017This paper explores how various phenomena of working memory are actively drawn on and can provide useful insights into live coding performance practice. The author argues that the phonological coding processes that cognitive psychologists believe underscore how auditory information is retained and recollected in working memory can enrich our ...
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[Phonological loop and minimal pair discrimination in preschool children].
HNO, 2005Phoneme discrimination tests based on presenting minimal pairs (MP) are frequently used to assess auditory processing. However test results may be influenced by other factors beside proper acoustic representation. Here we aim at determining whether working memory capacity (WMC) correlates with reproducing sets of MP.WMC was evaluated by memory span for
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A Model of the Phonological Loop: Generalization and Binding
2002Randall C. O'Reilly, R. Soto
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