When Processing Language, We Begin Making Judgments About What the Sentence

question 3

Multiple Choice

When processing language, we begin making judgments about what the sentence means before we have heard (or read) the entire sentence. This is referred to as

• A) passive voicing.
• B) lexical ambiguity.
• C) incremental interpretation.
• D) transformation.

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Definitions:

Homogeneous Products

Goods that are identical in quality and features, making them interchangeable in the eyes of consumers.

Indistinguishable

Incapable of being identified as different or distinct, often used in contexts where two or more items appear exactly alike.

MR

In economics, Marginal Revenue, referring to the increase in revenue that results from the sale of one additional unit of output.

MC

This stands for Marginal Cost, which is the cost of producing one additional unit of a product.