When a subject is asked for a judgment about "smallness", symbols referring to small quantities are selected more quickly than those referring to larger ones. When a subject is asked to make a judgment about "largeness", symbols referring to large quantities are selected more quickly than those referring to smaller ones. This is a result of the semantic congruity effect. O encoding specificity. O semantic integration. O lexical linearity.

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