- Verbal overshadowing refers to which process?
A)The tendency to one's verbal description of a stimulus to be influenced by how frequently it is followed by pleasant or unpleasant stimuli
B)The disruption of difficult to articulate knowledge when we try to verbalize it
C)When a skill is practiced to the extent that it no longer requires significant attentional monitoring
D)The result of a traumatic brain injury
E)A form of working memory training

Question

- Verbal overshadowing refers to which process? 
A)The tendency to one's verbal description of a stimulus to be influenced by how frequently it is followed by pleasant or unpleasant stimuli 
B)The disruption of difficult to articulate knowledge when we try to verbalize it 
C)When a skill is practiced to the extent that it no longer requires significant attentional monitoring 
D)The result of a traumatic brain injury 
E)A form of working memory training

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Verbal overshadowing refers to the phenomenon in which verbalizing a previously witnessed event can impair a person's subsequent visual recall of it. Essentially, trying to verbalize something interferes with our ability to remember it visually. This disruption of visual memory by verbal processes is the essence of verbal overshadowing.

- Verbal Overshadowing Refers to Which Process