The Phenomenon in Which We Move the Articulators in the Vocal

question 26

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon in which we move the articulators in the vocal tract to the position needed for upcoming sounds is referred to as:

• A) incremental processing
• B) anticipatory coarticulation
• C) perseveratory coarticulation
• D) self-monitoring

Appreciate the role of consistency, visibility, and behavioural style in the success of minority influence.

Understand the paradoxes and strategic implications for minorities in exerting social impact.

Recognize the importance of being seen as part of the ingroup by the majority for minorities to be influential.

Distinguish between convergent and divergent thinking as outcomes of majority/minority dynamics.

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