According to Conrad's research on phonological short-term memory, which kind of error would a subject be LEAST likely to make?
A) writing a P when he or she saw a B
B) writing an M when he or she saw an N
C) writing a B when he or she saw a V
D) writing an F when he or she saw a T
E) writing a D when he or she saw a P

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Conrad's research on phonological short-term memory suggests that errors are more likely to be phonologically similar (e.g., B and P sound similar) rather than visually or semantically similar. Writing an F for a T represents a phonologically dissimilar error, making it the least likely according to his findings.

According to Conrad's Research on Phonological Short-Term Memory, Which Kind