When people learn artificial grammars, they can __________.
A) consciously reproduce the rules
B) unconsciously identify new, grammatically legal sequences
C) unconsciously remember only previously seen, specific sequences
D) consciously reject sequences that have not been seen before

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When people learn artificial grammars, they are able to unconsciously identify new, grammatically legal sequences. They may not be consciously aware of the rules or able to consciously reproduce them, and they may not remember every individual sequence they have seen before, but their unconscious recognition of grammatically legal sequences is demonstrated through their ability to differentiate between grammatical and ungrammatical strings.

When People Learn Artificial Grammars, They Can __________