Which of the following suggests that words, but not phrases, are production units for typewriting?

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Option C suggests that words are production units for typewriting as typists do better when typing words than nonwords, implying that they are more familiar with typing words as whole units rather than breaking them down into smaller units such as phrases. Additionally, the fact that typists can type randomly ordered words as quickly as sentences suggests that they do not necessarily rely on the specific order or arrangement of the words, which further supports the idea that they treat words as whole production units.

Which of the Following Suggests That Words, but Not Phrases