In many studies that have used the word-stem completion paradigm, one well-replicated finding is that repetition priming ________.
A) has many properties of explicit memory systems
B) is modality specific
C) is not modality specific, i.e. pictures can bias word completions and vice versa
D) is modality specific but only when systematic distraction is introduced in the protocol

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Repetition priming in the word-stem completion paradigm is typically modality specific, meaning that the priming effect is stronger when the modality of the initial exposure (e.g., visual or auditory) matches the modality of the test.

In Many Studies That Have Used the Word-Stem Completion Paradigm