Gently Tugging on Facial Muscles Involved with Production of the Word

question 2

Multiple Choice

Gently tugging on facial muscles involved with production of the word "had" biases the person whose facial muscles are tugged to

• A) Hear "had" rather than "head" when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
• B) Hear "head" rather than "had" when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
• C) Hear "had" or "head" with equal likelihood when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
• D) Hear "had" or "head" with equal likelihood when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, contrary to the concept of motor resonance

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