According to the Word Superiority Effect

Multiple Choice

According to the word superiority effect,

A) we have trouble noticing when one of the letters in a word disappears from the stimulus.
B) we can recognize a letter faster and more accurately when it is part of a word, rather than when this letter appears by itself.
C) we can recognize an unfamiliar word more quickly than an isolated letter of the alphabet.
D) bottom-up processing is more helpful than top-down processing.