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Word consciousness involves both an affective and a _____ stance toward words. words. A. poetic B. cognitive C. controlled D. discerning
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Word consciousness involves both an affective and a _____ stance toward words.

words.



A. poetic

B. cognitive

C. controlled

D. discerning

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I would say cognitive, since being word conscious, or more aware of word choice involves both affective (the emotions or how a word affects the reader) and cognitive (thoughts and memories the reader relates to a word) stances.
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