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AEWBW

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This structure-building process involves using world knowledge and linguistic knowledge to relate new information to information that's already been encoded:
 
  a) laying a foundation
   b) mapping
   c) shifting
   d) suppression

Question 2

Which of these is NOT an assumption of the construction-integration model of text comprehension?
 
  a) We encode ideas from texts as propositions.
   b) Ideas from a text, once encoded, are organized hierarchically.
   c) We use working memory to construct the text representation.
   d) The more propositions in a text, the more easily we comprehend it.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d



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