Adults Tend to Read Tongue Twisters More Slowly Than Other

question 75

Multiple Choice

Adults tend to read tongue twisters more slowly than other sentences of the same length and complexity. This observation

• A) supports the constructive approach to language.
• B) illustrates the importance of word boundaries in a reading task.
• C) illustrates the importance of context in determining the meaning of a word.
• D) supports the indirect-access route approach reading.

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Definitions:

General Adaptation Syndrome

A model describing the body's short-term and long-term reactions to stress, consisting of three stages: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.

Hardy Personality

Describes individuals who exhibit resilience and a stronger ability to cope with stress.

Catastrophizing

An irrational thought process where an individual believes something is far worse than it actually is, often leading to increased anxiety and stress.

Conformity

Behaving in a way that meets a specified standard, in coordination with a group.