According to Dell, the lexical bias effect:
A) should be independent of speaking rate
B) should be greater with faster speaking rates
C) should be greater with slower speaking rates
D) should be the same in faster and slower speaking rates

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Dell found that the lexical bias effect was greater with slower speaking rates, meaning that speakers were more likely to produce words that matched the semantic context of the sentence when speaking slower.

According to Dell, the Lexical Bias Effect