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Artificial-orthography learning experiment

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Participants learn controlled written forms, pronunciations and sometimes meanings, followed by trained-item and transfer tests. Manipulating frequency and consistency can test sensitivity to input structure without uniquely identifying a learning algorithm.[ref]

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