Recognizing how many syllables there are in a new word or what word it rhymes with is an example of a. phonemic encoding b. structural encoding c. shallow processing d. deep processing

The correct answer is A. Phonemic encoding

Explanation:

In language, encoding refers to the process of converting a sound or message into specific symbols or codes. There are different types of encoding that include structural encoding in the case you analyze the structure of wors, semantic encoding if you focus on the meaning of words or phonemic encoding in which the focus is the sound and this includes the number of syllables, the stress of words and even possibles rhymes. According to this, recognizing how many syllables there are in a word or what word it rhymes with is an example of phonetic encoding.

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