According to Massaro's FLMP model:
A) context is relatively more powerful than features in pattern recognition.
B) features are relatively more powerful than context in pattern recognition.
C) only features are necessary for pattern recognition;context is irrelevant.
D) context and features combine to determine pattern recognition.

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Massaro's FLMP model suggests that both context and features combine to determine pattern recognition. While features play an important role in identifying specific aspects of a pattern, context can provide additional information that helps to disambiguate the pattern and make it easier to identify. Therefore, neither context nor features can be seen as more powerful than the other in determining pattern recognition.

According to Massaro's FLMP Model