According to the Good-Enough Processing Approach

question 5

Multiple Choice

According to the good-enough processing approach,

• A) we frequently process only part of a sentence.
• B) we initially process only one meaning of an ambiguous word.
• C) we frequently misinterpret sentences because we misrepresent syntactical ambiguities.
• D) people work hard to create the most accurate, detailed interpretation of every sentence that they read or hear.

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Definitions:

Distinct Approaches

Unique or different methods or strategies used to tackle problems or tasks.

Prior Knowledge

Pre-existing knowledge, information, or understanding that a person has before learning something new.

Pattern Recognition

The ability to detect regularities, patterns, or trends in data, which is essential in fields like computer science, psychology, and artificial intelligence.

Strategies

Plans or methods developed to achieve a specific goal or to solve a problem.