The "Word Superiority Effect" Is the Observation That on the Average

Multiple Choice

The "word superiority effect" is the observation that on the average,

A) people recognize a letter within a familiar word more easily than a letter by itself.
B) people remember an event better and longer if they can express it in words.
C) people who have just seen one word will more easily recognize another, related word.
D) people can find a word on a page more easily than the drawing of an object.