Subjects Are Most Likely to Confuse Consonants That Vary in Only

Multiple Choice

Subjects are most likely to confuse consonants that vary in only one feature.This evidence supports the idea that:

A) phonemes are compared with exemplars before recognition occurs.
B) phoneme recognition is essentially a template-matching process.
C) phonemes are recognized by their features.
D) phonemes must be segmented and analyzed before recognition occurs.