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Procedures based on letter-sound correspondence knowledge have been commonly proposed for generation of reading responses. For example, by using knowledge of the sound which corresponds to each successive letter (or letter group) of the print stimulus these procedures can provide a response when the reader has had no previous experience of the stimulus. However, other knowledge bases for generation are feasible, such as information abstracted from the stored experiences of several print words. These will be considered subsequently under the rubric 'sublexical relations'.
G. g. 'both'). The closer the match, the more quickly will this 'lexical check' be carried out and the generated item confirmed as a (phonological) word known to the reader. Thus generated responses to regularly spelt words will be faster than to irregularly spelt words. But recalled reading responses to regularly spelt words will be neither faster nor slower than to irregularly spelt words. In recall, a stored association specific to the stimulus print word is accessed. This procedure does not entail differences between words of regular and irregular spellings.