You are conducting a study on how fluency influences the phonemic restoration effect. You study two groups of non-native English speakers, one with a year of English classes and the other with 10 years. All of your stimuli are in English. Who would you expect to show the greatest phonemic restoration effect?

A. Neither group would show an effect because they are non-native English speakers

B. The group with 10 years of English instruction

C. The two groups would show equal phonemic restoration effects

D. The group with one year of English instruction

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12 March, 15:57

You are conducting a study on how fluency influences the phonemic restoration effect. You study two groups of non-native English speakers, one with a year of English classes and the other with 10 years. All of your stimuli are in English. Who would you expect to show the greatest phonemic restoration effect?

A. Neither group would show an effect because they are non-native English speakers

B. The group with 10 years of English instruction

C. The two groups would show equal phonemic restoration effects

D. The group with one year of English instruction

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Leonardo Mckay · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

The group with 10 years of English instruction.

Because this group has been listening, speaking, reading for 10 years, so through repetition this group is better adapted to the foreign English phonemas.