WORKING MEMORY
50 Alan D. naddd~) and Grah'lIlt Hitch Working ~Iellloq 51 Memory load Method of reading Zero I-letter 2-1etters Silent 3.07 3.35 Aloud 3.21 3.33 3.26 3.41 Means 3.20 3.31 3.31 TABLE [MEAN TIME (SEC) TO COMPLETE VERBAL REASONING PROBLEMS AS A FUNCTION OF SIZE OF ADDITIONAL MEMORY LoAD AND METHOD OF READING MEMORY ITEMS j. Experiment …
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