In the Priming Study of Meyer and Schvaneveldt (1971), the Time

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the priming study of Meyer and Schvaneveldt (1971) , the time needed to classify a target (such as butter) as either a word or a nonword varied with:

• A) the number of times they were presented with the word
• B) the concreteness of the words
• C) the presentation of a semantically related word just prior to the target
• D) the target word's frequency

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Definitions:

Inference Forms

Logical sequences in which the conclusion is a direct result of the premises presented.

MP

Short for Member of Parliament, an individual elected to serve as a representative of the citizens in the parliamentary government.

Conj

An abbreviation often used for "conjunction," a logical operation that combines two conditions or statements, resulting in truth only if both elements are true.

Inference Forms

Standardized patterns of reasoning, where specific premises lead to a certain conclusion.