The __________ effect refers to a phenomenon of form perception in which a person can more readily identify letters when they are presented in the context of words than when they are presented as solitary letters.
A)word-superiority
B)word-context
C)letter-identification
D)perceptual-facilitation

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The word-superiority effect refers to the phenomenon of faster and more accurate recognition of letters when they are presented in the context of words than when presented alone. This effect highlights the role of context and top-down processing in visual perception.

The __________ Effect Refers to a Phenomenon of Form Perception