A Participant Reads a List of Words That Includes the Word

Multiple Choice

A participant reads a list of words that includes the word "elephant." Later,the participant views another list of words,each of which is presented very briefly,followed by a mask.When the word "elephant" appears in the second list,the participant is more likely to perceive the word "elephant" in comparison to words that have not been recently viewed.This effect is called

A) the word-superiority effect.
B) the redundancy claim.
C) working-memory availability.
D) repetition priming.