Gently Tugging on Facial Muscles Involved with Production of the Word

Gently tugging on facial muscles involved with production of the word "had" biases the person whose facial muscles are tugged to

A) Hear "had" rather than "head" when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
B) Hear "head" rather than "had" when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
C) Hear "had" or "head" with equal likelihood when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, consistent with the concept of motor resonance
D) Hear "had" or "head" with equal likelihood when an acoustically neutral stimulus is played, contrary to the concept of motor resonance

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