As part of a pronunciation task, you are presented with a list of made-up names. later, during a second, unrelated task, some of the names appear again. which factor will least influence the likelihood that you will think the name belongs to a famous person?

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Carina Cameron

Social Studies

25 June, 20:46

As part of a pronunciation task, you are presented with a list of made-up names. later, during a second, unrelated task, some of the names appear again. which factor will least influence the likelihood that you will think the name belongs to a famous person?

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Jaden Giles · Answer 1

The factor which will least influence the likelihood is "whether the names are presented in the auditory or visual modality".

Learning modalities are the tactile channels or passageways through which people give, get, and store data. Discernment, memory, and impression contain the idea of methodology. The modalities or faculties incorporate visual, sound-related, material/sensation, aroma, and taste.