The effect of orthographic-phonological regularity on lexical access times is greater for _____ than for _____.

Collins and Quillian’s (1969) semantic network model of semantic memory and Smith, Shoben and Rips (1974) feature-based model both make extensive use of _____.

Farah & McClelland’s (1991) parallel distributed processing model of semantic memory impairment does not include nodes which _____.

Patients with phonological dyslexia are unable to read _____. This suggests that the indirect route between the appearance of a word and its meaning has been lost.

MacWhinney, Bates, and Kliegl’s (1984) verb agreement strategy suggests that the agent of the pseudo-sentence, _____ is “pork chop”.

Which of the following symptoms is not normally associated with damage to the right cerebral cortex?

Collins and Quillian’s (1969) semantic network model of semantic memory and Smith, Shoben and Rips (1974) feature-based model both make extensive use of _____.

McClelland & Rumelhart’s Interactive Activation Model of letter and word recognition, like the TRACE Model of speech perception, assumes _____.

Warrington & Shallace (1984) found that while some neurological patients are able to name members of natural, biological categories (e.g., “dog” or “apple”) but have difficulty naming human artifacts (e.g., “hammer” or “shirt”), others exhibit the exact opposite pattern. This is an example of a _____.

If Rumelhart and McClelland (1982) had found that letters are just as difficult to recognize in unpronounceable non-words that share letter combinations with real words (e.g., “SLNT”) as they are in unpronounceable non-words that don’t share letter combinations with real words (e.g., “XLQJ”), then _____ would have been falsified.