_______ occurs when a participant reports hearing both the missing phoneme as well as the non-linguistic sound, such as a sneeze, that replaced it.
A) The phoneme restoration effect
B) Compensation for coarticulation
C) A mondegreen
D) Phonemic awareness

Question

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The phoneme restoration effect is a phenomenon where the brain "fills in" a missing sound within a spoken word, based on context and past experience. In some cases, a non-linguistic sound may replace the missing phoneme, and the listener may report hearing both the missing phoneme and the non-linguistic sound, leading to the phoneme restoration effect. Compensation for coarticulation refers to the adjustment of speech sounds based on their surrounding sounds and is not related to the phenomenon described in the question. A mondegreen is a misinterpretation of a phrase or lyric due to mishearing or misinterpreting the sound of words. Phonemic awareness refers to the ability to identify and manipulate individual sounds within words, and is also not related to the phenomenon described in the question.

_______ Occurs When a Participant Reports Hearing Both the Missing