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    The Principle That Prevents Lexical Information from Being Stored Redundantly
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The Principle That Prevents Lexical Information from Being Stored Redundantly

Question 20

Question 20

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The principle that prevents lexical information from being stored redundantly is called:


A) intersection search
B) semantic priming
C) taxonomic relationship
D) cognitive economy

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