The findings of Pollack and Pickett indicate that:
A) listeners rarely misperceive words presented in isolation
B) emotions affect a number of different aspects of prosody
C) speakers are quite precise in their pronunciation of words in conversation
D) context aids in the identification of spoken words

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Pollack and Pickett's findings suggest that context aids in the identification of spoken words, as listeners are able to fill in missing information based on the surrounding words and their knowledge of typical word patterns.

The Findings of Pollack and Pickett Indicate That