When the Front Part of a Sentence Can Be Interpreted

question 56

Multiple Choice

When the front part of a sentence can be interpreted more than one way, but the end of the sentence clarifies which meaning is correct, we say that the sentence is an example of

• A) parsing.
• B) temporary ambiguity.
• C) speech segmentation.
• D) lexical priming.

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Definitions:

Behaviors

The actions or reactions of a person or animal in response to external or internal stimuli.

Principled Negotiation

A negotiation strategy that focuses on mutual interests rather than positions, aiming for outcomes that benefit all parties.

Objective Criteria

Objective criteria are unbiased standards used to measure or evaluate something.

Subjective Criteria

Standards or principles based on personal feelings, tastes, or opinions rather than objective measures.