Which of the following types of people would be LEAST likely to show the word-superiority effect?

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The word-superiority effect refers to the phenomenon where people are faster and more accurate at recognizing letters when they are presented in the context of a word, compared to when they are presented alone or in a non-word context. This effect is more likely to be observed in individuals who have strong reading abilities and are familiar with the language. Therefore, someone who is just learning how to read (option C) would be least likely to show the word-superiority effect.

Which of the Following Types of People Would Be LEAST