An Occasion Setter

question 2

Multiple Choice

An occasion setter

• A) increases the ambiguity of another cue because it contradicts its meaning.
• B) reduces the ambiguity of another cue by signaling a contradictory meaning.
• C) can reduce the ambiguity of another cue, even if the meaning of the cue is the opposite of that of the occasion setter.
• D) reduces the ambiguity of another cue by summing its own association with that of the other cue.

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Definitions:

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