Multiple Choice
The stage of specifying in a pre-phonological, abstract way the word that we are just about to say, is called:
A) Iconic selection
B) Consolidation stage
C) Phonological stage
D) Lemma selection
E) Priming stage
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
Verified
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