An Ambiguous Initial Phoneme Is More Likely to Be Assigned

question 6

Multiple Choice

An ambiguous initial phoneme is more likely to be assigned to a given phoneme category when it produces a word than when it does not. This phenomenon is known as the:

• A) Ganong effect
• B) Phonemic restoration effect
• C) Spillover effect
• D) Lexical bias effect
• E) Categorical effect

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