In which of the following models is there a spelling-to-sound, assembled, or non-lexical route, which can only work for regular words, and a direct, addressed, or lexical route, which will work for all words?

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The dual-route model proposes that there are two routes for reading words: a non-lexical route for reading regular words based on grapheme-to-phoneme rules, and a lexical route for reading irregular words by accessing stored word representations. This model has been supported by empirical evidence and is widely accepted in the field of cognitive psychology. The other models listed (ostensive, computational, centered, prototype) do not propose a dual-route system for reading.

In Which of the Following Models Is There a Spelling-To-Sound