Dell's (1986) Parallel Model of Language Production Differs from Fromkin's

question 8

Multiple Choice

Dell's (1986) parallel model of language production differs from Fromkin's model in that Dell's model:

• A) includes semantic, syntactic, morphological, and phonological levels of processing
• B) assumes that production becomes progressively more automatic over time
• C) assumes that different levels of processing are active at the same time
• D) assumes multiple levels of processing, with one process active at a time

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