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The Fact That We Can Perceive Letters in a Word

Question 25

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The fact that we can perceive letters in a word context better than individual letters is referred to as:

A) the interactive activation effect
B) the word-superiority effect
C) the phonemic restoration effect
D) mispronunciation detection

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