Re:Speed reading promises are too good to be true
by adajos on Monday January 18, 2016 @03:01PM
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I can't imagine that it's possible for me to inhibit subvocalization. It seems intrinsic to the way I read.
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Re:Speed reading promises are too good to be true
by vpeters25 on Monday January 18, 2016 @04:48PM
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I initially thought the same and found it was really hard to shake it off. It took me several weeks of frustratingly sticking up with the exercises until I was able to do it.
But I still tend to fall back into it when I'm reading something hard to understand, specially when reading english which is not my native language.
Re:Speed reading promises are too good to be true
by lhopki01 on Tuesday January 19, 2016 @09:21AM
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I never consciously inhibited subvocalization, it just must have happened at some point as I got faster and faster at reading. I think it just comes down to speed. I comprehend the word or phrase before I can even begin a subvocalisation and so I'm already onto the next section.