Answer: Lexical decision
Explanation: Lexical decision task is a cognitive exercise in which participating individuals decide whether a combination or string of letters is a word or not. The speed or time taken to reach such decision is measured. The Lexical decision task is aimed at understanding the organization and Retrieval pattern of the long term memory. An example of Lexical Decision Task could be, when given a string of letters such as 'SCHOOL', response time to affirm that it is an English word is measured or when given a string 'VNIT', response time to affirm that it isn't a word is measured.
A tariff is a form of taxation on foreign products, while a quota is a limit on imports from foreign countries, which can often have similar economic affects without the same foreign policy implications.
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nature untouched i think hope I helped
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Nobody's Freedom life and Liberty van be taken away without due process in court a fair trial and a fair hearing
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im gonna give you a creampie
