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Landry and Bartling (2011)

The following study supports the Working Memory Model and the concept of the phonological loop. This study may be used to help explain the Working Memory Model or to demonstrate how research methods may be used to study cognitive processes. Background In the study of working memory, Baddeley and Hitch used an experimental procedure known as a dual task technique. This is when a participant is asked to perform two...


Tags: Working memory, key study, articulatory suppression, phonological loop

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