Articulatory Suppression is a cognitive experimental technique that involves the continuous vocal repetition of a syllable or word during a task to selectively inhibit the articulatory component of the phonological loop, thereby preventing rehearsal in verbal working memory.
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Developments in the concept of working memory.
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