TB6 D&L Lecture 1 and reading MCQs

1. What did Hogabaum, Perfetti (1975) suggest about frequency effects?

Because the least frequent sense was 'garden pathed', pps have to reanalyse to fit a dominant meaning with context
Support for a selective access model
Because the most frequent sense was 'garden pathed', pps have to reanalyse to fit a subordinate meaning with context
Because the least frequent sense was 'garden pathed', pps have to reanalyse to fit a subordinate meaning with context

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Phonemes are harder to detect when the preceding context contains an ambiguous word
Ambig words are harder to detect when the preceding context contains an ambiguous word
Phonemes are easier to detect when the preceding context contains an ambiguous word
Ambiguous words are not easier to process in a strongly biasing context

Only present in lexical decision tasks, when decisions for ambiguous words are faster than non-ambig. (multiple senses = advantage)
Only present in syntactic decision tasks, when decisions for ambiguous words are faster than non-ambig. (multiple meanings = advantage)
Only present in eye tracking tasks, when decisions for ambiguous words are slower than non-ambig. (multiple senses = advantage)
Only present in lexical decision tasks, when decisions for ambiguous words are slower than non-ambig. (multiple meanings = advantage)

Offline, cross modal priming, sensitve to other variables and reflect processes as they happen
Offline, cross modal priming, not sensitve to other variables and reflect processes as they happen
Online, cross modal priming, not sensitve to other variables and reflect processes as they happen
Online, cross modal priming, sensitve to other variables and reflect processes as they happen