The GSS asks Americans a wide range of questions, everything from free speech opinions to # of sex partners. Results often surprising. But I wonder: what if you asked instead what they think is the most common answer? Which are, collectively, the 𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 surprising results?
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Doesn't have to be general. I wouldn't expect the phonological loop to help with reaction time, or crystallized knowledge like vocab. But it could help with some things involving manipulation of items in short-term or working memory (as RAPM stresses) by enabling 'chunking'.
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