Author Question: After a stroke, a man can describe a key and pantomime how to use it, but he cannot produce the name ... (Read 36 times)

joesmith1212 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

After a stroke, a man can describe a key and pantomime how to use it, but he cannot produce the name key. This disability provides evidence of which of the following?

a) Dissociation between semantic retrieval and lexical retrieva
b) Interference between semantic retrieval and lexical retrieval
c) Dissociation between episodic memory and semantic memory
d) Interference between episodic memory and semantic memory

Question 2

Which of the following would support the eye-mind assumption regarding eye movement research?

a) A reader spends more time on unexpected words in a passage about science
b) A reader spends more time on familiar words in a passage about pop culture.
c) A reader skips over unfamiliar words in a passage about art.
d) A reader skips numbers in a passage about statistics.