Third, information about relative magnitude does not flow in discrete jumps as most models assume, but instead flows continuously. His second interest is generally in categorization and particularly in conceptual combinations. Shoben's work suggests that how modifiers are used is an important component of how rapidly they are understood. People know not only what words mean, but also how they are used. More recent work has shown that this kind of process occurs even when strong contextual support is present.
Stronger relations yield faster comprehension.
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