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KembaraXtra-Psychology - auditory suffix effect
The auditory suffix effect is poorer memory for a word list when additional speech sounds or words are appended at the end during learning even though they are not to be remembered; non-speech sounds typically do not produce the same impairment. It is related to the precategorical acoustic store.
The auditory suffix effect is poorer memory for a word list when additional speech sounds or words are appended at the end during learning even though they are not to be remembered; non-speech sounds typically do not produce the same impairment. It is related to the precategorical acoustic store.
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