The Psychology of Quality and More |
CHAPTER 2 : Psychological Factors
2.12 Memorizing soundsAnother interesting point is that when we memorize words, we remember their sound too. Then when we try to recall the word the sound is the clearest memory. Thus you may recognize 'F' correctly, but you are more likely to recall it as 'X' than the visually and lexically more similar 'E'. This also leads to us being able to remember more words from a list if they sound distinctly different. The programming analogy is that variable names that sound alike are likely to be confused.
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