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Practice Reading: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #34594 Journal
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According to a research published in the research journal ‘SOLP Two’, similar to an appearance in a reference book, the brain documents a word like 'whisk', linking it with concepts such as 'animate' and 'kitchen appliance'. "Moreover, the brain connects the word to one's own experience - how a whisk perceives, for instance, and that a spinning movement is interconnected to it," said the researchers. The study was orchestrated with 40 participants, and it was observed that when the study participants had to grasp an object while reading, their brain processed parts of the meaning of the words earlier than in previous researches in which words were evaluated without something being grasped.

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