In Semantic Priming, a Concept in Memory Becomes More Available

question 26

Multiple Choice

In semantic priming, a concept in memory becomes more available after a related concept has been retrieved or activated. Priming effects are larger with __________.

• A) less semantic distance
• B) inverse memory search
• C) greater semantic distance
• D) shorter SOAs

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Container Empty

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The delivery of nutrients directly into the digestive system via a tube, for individuals who cannot consume food orally.

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Open System

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