A fundamental problem of speech perception,according to Miller,is that ______.

A) speech is discrete rather than continuous
B) a single phoneme sounds different depending on its context
C) hearing is a less accurate sense than vision
D) missing phonemes can render words incomprehensible

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Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Miller pointed out the issue of coarticulation, where the sound of a single phoneme can vary significantly depending on its phonetic context, making speech perception complex.

A fundamental problem of speech perception,according to Miller,is that ______.

A) speech is discrete rather than continuous
B) a single phoneme sounds different depending on its context
C) hearing is a less accurate sense than vision
D) missing phonemes can render words incomprehensible

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A fundamental problem of speech perception,according to Miller,is that ______.A) speech is discrete rather than continuousB) a single phoneme sounds different depending on its contextC) hearing is a less accurate sense than visionD) missing phonemes can render words incomprehensible

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A fundamental problem of speech perception,according to Miller,is that ______.

A) speech is discrete rather than continuous
B) a single phoneme sounds different depending on its context
C) hearing is a less accurate sense than vision
D) missing phonemes can render words incomprehensible