In the MacLeod and Dunbar Study of Geometric Shapes and Colors,the

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Multiple Choice

In the MacLeod and Dunbar study of geometric shapes and colors,the authors discovered that:

• A) shape naming has little in common with color naming and does not respond to practice.
• B) with practice,shape naming becomes more automatic than color naming.
• C) practice improves shape naming,but it remains a controlled process.
• D) practice influences speed of shape naming but does not produce the Stroop effect.

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