In a tachistoscopic procedure, a word is likely to be more difficult to recognize if the word:

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A tachistoscopic procedure involves briefly presenting visual stimuli to the participant. In this case, if the word has an unusual spelling pattern, it may take longer for the participant to recognize it as they have less prior exposure to it. Frequently used words and recently encountered words may be more familiar to the participant, making them easier to identify. Priming with an earlier exposure may also make the word easier to recognize, as it would be more familiar to the participant. Therefore, the option that makes it more difficult to recognize is having an unusual spelling pattern.

In a Tachistoscopic Procedure, a Word Is Likely to Be