One of the findings of the Johnston and McClelland report in 1974 was that the word superiority effect does not occur inevitably whenever we compare a word and a non-word, and rather depends somewhat upon the strategies the subjects bring to the task they are performing.
One of the findings of the Johnston and McClelland report in 1974 was that the word superiority effect does not occur inevitably whenever we compare a word and a non-word, and rather depends somewhat upon the strategies the subjects bring to the task. They are performing the task.