Which of these statements about scenario research is true?

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Sanford are Garrod argued that we automatically relate what is being said to background knowledge is organized in long-term memory about specific situations

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In the sentence &#8216;Harry drove to London there may be a default representation of the fact that a car was used. subsequent mention of a car should not be a problem because its default is already in the representation resulting from the sentence and Sanford failed to show this

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In Garnham&#8217;s experiment cooked was a better retrieval cue for the sentence &#8216;Mary cooked the chips than was fried because &#8216;cooked&#8217; actually appears in the sentence

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Scenarios result from next comprehension; they do not help comprehension take place

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