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Why we able to listen music through Phonological Loop
Why we able to listen music through Phonological Loop
The phonological loop is the part of the working memory. The conceptualization of the working memory is done with the element called a phonological loop along with the central executive psychology and the visuospatial sketchpad. Three subparts of the working memoryarea phonological loop, central executive and a visuospatial…
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[T]he inner voice is deaf.
The role of consciousness in the phonological loop: hidden in plain sight - Bradley R. Buchsbaum
Continuing with the reposts... track 2: this one is mainly based on a recording made on Fri, 08 May 2009 at around 15:16, give or take.
Mainly acoustic guitar, some ipad synth thing, a bit of ebow guitar, and a beat based on tripping over a cable and pulling the plug out of a delay pedal by mistake. from http://everythingallatonceforever.org.uk/album/phonological-loop which is "pay-what-you-feel-like" download on bandcamp.
based on a recording made on Tuesday the 4th of March 2008 at around 11:31 (I think).
Just guitar on this one, I think.
from http://everythingallatonceforever.org.uk/album/phonological-loop
which is "pay-what-you-feel-like" on bandcamp.
Something that has happened to me on and off my whole life.
Does anyone else sometimes feel like their internal voice, that is to say, the phonological loop in their brain, is going in slow motion? Is my brain okay? Halp!
