The fact that people who are congenitally deaf sometimes make acoustical errors when
they repeat letters presented to them on a screen, implies that
a. proactive inhibition is responsible for most errors in short-term memory.
b. auditory information fades faster than visual information.
c. phonological short-term memory uses an articulatory code.
d. the short-term memory of deaf people is less accurate than that of people who can hear.
e. echoic memory is more dominant among the Deaf community.
c. phonological short-term memory uses an articulatory code.
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