According to Just and Carpenter (1992), subjects who score poorly on the reading span test should
A) have considerably more difficulty interpreting object relative clauses than subject relative clauses.
B) avoid committing to a single interpretation of a garden path sentence.
C) show weak long-term retention of sentences that are syntactically ambiguous.
D) show an especially large P600 effect for ungrammatical sentences.

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Just and Carpenter (1992) found that individuals with low scores on the reading span test had more difficulty interpreting object relative clauses compared to subject relative clauses, suggesting a deficit in processing complex syntactic structures.

According to Just and Carpenter (1992), Subjects Who Score Poorly