Models that view speech production as a sequence of stages that occur one at a time are referred to as _____ models.
A) serial
B) incremental
C) parallel
D) converging

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Serial models propose that speech production occurs in a sequential fashion, with each stage completed before moving on to the next. This is in contrast to parallel models that propose multiple stages occurring simultaneously and converging models that propose stages feeding back into each other. Incremental models also propose sequential processing, but allow for some overlap between stages.

Models That View Speech Production as a Sequence of Stages