Horton and Keysar (1996) provided evidence that common ground was not used properly in a speeded condition, lending support to which model of common ground?

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The Monitoring and adjustment model posits that speakers continuously monitor mutual knowledge and adjust their references accordingly. Horton and Keysar's (1996) finding that common ground was not used properly in a speeded condition suggests that speakers were not effectively monitoring and adjusting their references based on the shared knowledge, supporting the Monitoring and adjustment model.

Horton and Keysar (1996) Provided Evidence That Common Ground Was