Describe two ways in which visual processing is narrowed to eliminate the problem of having too much sensory information to process at any given time
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: (1) detailed processing only occurs in the fovea or at fixation and (2) selective attention
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a. phonological disorder b. expressive language disorder c. speech sound disorder d. stuttering
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A.static-dynamic B. continuity-discontinuity C. stability-change D. nature-nurture