Demonstration In a moment, you will see a list of words. Please read the color the word is written in, not what the word says. Read the first column, then.

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Demonstration In a moment, you will see a list of words. Please read the color the word is written in, not what the word says. Read the first column, then the second, then the third, and finally the fourth. Example: RED say “Red” Example: GREEN say “Red” Please loudly state the color the word which is printed. When you are done with all four columns, please raise your hand.

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What Happened? Why is it more difficult to read the color of the ink when that color doesn’t match the color that is spelled? The difficulty occurs because reading is an automatic behavior. The act of reading the word must be inhibited, however as we get older we often develop a slightly decreased ability to inhibit doing some behaviors and this can negatively affect one’s ability to make new memories. When making new memories, we need to inhibit attention towards irrelevant stimuli or thoughts and attend to the to-be- remembered material.