Harley (2001) suggests that the 'tip-of-the-tongue' state reflects
A) access to phonemic information but not to lemma
B) access to lemma information but not to lexeme
C) access to orthographic information but not to lemma
D) access to context information but not to lemma
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Q1: According to Pinker, a child who says
Q2: Altmann (1998) argues that the interpretation of
Q3: Lemma selection is the process of
A) forming
Q4: Lexeme selection is the process of
A) forming
Q6: Spoonerisms such as 'wasty term' in place
Q7: Levelt's WEAVER++ model of speech production is
Q8: The pragmatic use of language involves
A) identifying
Q9: Grice (1975) argued that an important task
Q10: Pinker (1999) proposed that
A) all words are
Q11: A logogen is easier to fire if
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