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Children read slowly when they first learn to read because they have to sound out each letter of a w

Children read slowly when they first learn to read because they have to sound out each letter of a word. However, reading speed increases with practice, and children eventually become so good at reading words as wholes that they wouldn’t be able to inhibit the skill if they tried. This example illustrates the process of ___.
a.   encoding
b.   automatization
c.   metacognition
d.   biological maturation

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