A user with a hand tremor reports that single key presses frequently produce two identical characters. Type the two-word name, as it appears in desktop accessibility settings, of the keyboard feature that discards a second press of the same key when it arrives within a short interval of the first.

LPIC-1 Exam 102-500, objective 106. User interfaces and desktops medium

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Bounce Keys imposes a minimum interval between two accepted presses of the same key, so a physical bounce or a tremor-driven repeat is dropped. The neighbouring filter, Slow Keys, works on the other axis: it requires a key to be held for a minimum time before the first press counts, which suppresses keys brushed accidentally rather than keys pressed twice. Repeat Keys is a third setting again, governing auto-repeat while a key is held.

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