The Point at Which All the Information About a Word-Phonological

question 2

Multiple Choice

The point at which all the information about a word-phonological, semantic, syntactic, pragmatic-becomes available following its recognition is known as:

• A)Pragmatic access
• B)Semantic blocking
• C)Lexical access
• D)Phonological blocking
• E)Syntactic access

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Definitions:

Pairs of Words

Involves two words grouped together, often for the purpose of analyzing linguistic, psychological, or semantic relations.

Hierarchical Model

An organizational framework that places elements, ideas, or entities in layers or levels of increasing complexity or specificity; often used in understanding knowledge structures and memory.

Collins and Loftus

Psychologists who developed the spreading activation theory of semantic memory, proposing that related concepts in memory are linked and that thinking about one concept can trigger related concepts.

Model Aspects

Various dimensions or features that are considered in the creation or analysis of models, which can encompass theoretical, physical, or computational elements.