Mattys, Barden, and Samuel (2014) had people simultaneously perform a listening task and a secondary visual task. As the secondary task became more difficult, ______.
A. there was an attenuation of the McGurk effect
B. the phonemic restoration effect grew stronger
C. participants found it increasingly hard to understand what they were hearing
D. the impact of coarticulation on the participants became more pronounced
Answer: B
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