The phonological similarity effect is the finding that __________.
A) it is hard to remember a set of words that sound similar
B) it is easier to remember a set of words that sound similar
C) it is easier to remember words that have been heard rather than read
D) it is harder to remember words that have been heard rather than read

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The phonological similarity effect refers to the phenomenon where it is more difficult to remember a list of words that sound similar to each other, due to interference in the phonological store part of working memory.

The Phonological Similarity Effect Is the Finding That __________