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What term is used to describe the phenomenon where listeners hear phonemes that are not actually present in speech?
What term is used to describe the phenomenon where listeners hear phonemes that are not actually present in speech?
- Phoneme restoration effect (correct)
- Modularity
- Transformational Grammar
- Cohort model
In the sentence 'Sara threw the ball. The ball was thrown by Sara.', what linguistic concept is exemplified?
In the sentence 'Sara threw the ball. The ball was thrown by Sara.', what linguistic concept is exemplified?
- Identical Surface – Different Deep
- Modularity
- Similar Surface – Different Deep
- Different Surface – Different Deep (correct)
What is the main challenge addressed by the cohort model in speech perception?
What is the main challenge addressed by the cohort model in speech perception?
- Phoneme restoration effect
- Segmentation problem (correct)
- Phoneme variations
- Modularity
Which linguistic theory posits that people have specific linguistic abilities that differ from other cognitive processes?
Which linguistic theory posits that people have specific linguistic abilities that differ from other cognitive processes?
What conclusion can be drawn from the statement 'John is easy to please. John is eager to please.'?
What conclusion can be drawn from the statement 'John is easy to please. John is eager to please.'?
Which concept involves converting underlying mental representations into the actual selection of words in a sentence?
Which concept involves converting underlying mental representations into the actual selection of words in a sentence?
What term describes the phenomenon of perceiving individual phonemes as part of a larger unit when recognizing words?
What term describes the phenomenon of perceiving individual phonemes as part of a larger unit when recognizing words?
'They are cooking apples. The lamb is too hot to eat.' demonstrates which type of linguistic difference?
'They are cooking apples. The lamb is too hot to eat.' demonstrates which type of linguistic difference?
'The patient like the new method.' What type of linguistic error is present in this sentence?
'The patient like the new method.' What type of linguistic error is present in this sentence?
What linguistic concept pertains to how we recognize and understand words, sentences, and larger units of language?
What linguistic concept pertains to how we recognize and understand words, sentences, and larger units of language?
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