Which structure in his working-memory construct does Baddeley refer to as an "inner voice" that is used to rehearse verbal information?
A) the phonological loop
B) the articulatory loop
C) the phonological store
D) the central executive

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The articulatory loop, part of the phonological loop, is often referred to as the "inner voice" because it is responsible for rehearsing verbal information through subvocal repetition.

Which Structure in His Working-Memory Construct Does Baddeley Refer to as an "Inner