Swinney's Lexical Priming Studies Using Ambiguous Words as Stimuli Show

question 24

Multiple Choice

Swinney's lexical priming studies using ambiguous words as stimuli show that context

• A) immediately affects the activation of word meanings so that only the meaning fitting the sentence is ever activated.
• B) causes the meaning fitting the sentence to be activated first, followed by later activation of the other meaning.
• C) exerts its influence after all meanings of the word have been briefly accessed.
• D) has no effect on the activation of the word meanings.

Understand the concept of ergonomics and its application in workplace design.

Identify and utilize appropriate method analysis tools and charts for improving production processes.

Comprehend the different incentive systems and their effects on productivity.

Analyze and improve the movement of individuals, materials, and information within the workplace.

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Definitions:

Competitive Price Searchers

Businesses that operate in markets with many competitors and product differentiation, where they have to search for the optimal price to balance attracting customers and earning profits.

Barriers to Entry

Factors that prevent or hinder companies from entering a particular market, which can include high startup costs, strict regulations, and established competition.

Pure Monopoly

A market structure characterized by a single seller or producer dominating the entire market, facing no close substitutes for its product or service.

High Barriers to Entry

Obstacles that make it difficult for new competitors to enter an industry, such as high startup costs or strict regulations.