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When a Phrase Is Closed, It Exits from Short-Term Memory

Question 20

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When a phrase is closed, it exits from short-term memory and is passed on to a second stage of deeper, semantic processing. This is the principle of:

A) Late closure
B) Left association
C) Autonomy of syntax
D) Processing
E) Dependence of syntax

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