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| One strategy that increases signal differentiation is to provide redundancy in the input to help people distinguish among confusable signals and reduce perceptive errors. The New York Public Library Writer's Guide to Style and Usage offers this guide: "Remembering that the foreword means 'words that come in the front of the book, before the book itself begins' will help writers with this spelling confusable. An important feature of a discrimination study is that the stimuli used be somewhat confusable, so that misclassifications will occur and the effects of factors thought to influence discrimination can be assessed. |
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