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Which of the following is NOT evidence supporting the difference between verbal and visual working memory? Group of answer choices The visuospatial similarity effect Visual distraction can impair performance on visual, but not on verbal tasks, and vice versa for verbal distraction 

          Which of the following is NOT evidence supporting the difference between verbal and visual working memory?
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The visuospatial similarity effect
Visual distraction can impair performance on visual, but not on verbal tasks, and vice versa for verbal distraction
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00:02 Here, option e suggests that visual rehearsal not relying on phonological aspects leads to incorrect recall based on visual similarity.
00:41 This finding challenges the notion that short -term memory is exclusively phonological.
01:11 If memory were solely phonological, visual rehearsal would not result in incorrect recall based on visual similarities...
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