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I think an edit is needed but don't know the subject enough to be certain - someone needs to look at it!

The suspected error is in the subsection:

Theories supported by effect of transposed-letter priming

In the description of the SERIOL model is the following sentence: For example, the word "cart" has the bigrams ca, ar, rt, ar, at and ct.

I know virtually nothing about the subject, and even less about the SERIOL model being discussed, but the letter pair 'ar' is listed twice. Shouldn't the second 'ar' actually be 'cr', instead? That's the only pair possible in the 4 letter word that isn't actually listed, but the list is supposed to contain all of the pairs possible in the word.

This should be edited, but I am not 100% confident in my knowledge of the subject to edit it, myself. I would like someone who has more knowledge on the subject to look this over, and if the edit is needed, to do the edit.

Thanks. --Nightowl22366 (talk) 06:24, 30 May 2018 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed merge of Typoglycemia into Transposed letter effect

2003 internet meme with no sourcably clear name: a few versions of the text end with "Such a cdonition is arppoiately cllaed Typoglycemia" but that may originate from the creation of this article in 2005. The phenomenon is a version of the transposed letter effect, and I think hits three reasons of WP:MERGEREASON: the concepts overlap, the typoglycemia page is very short, unlikely to be expanded further and would fit as a section in the other, and the wider context of genuine transposed letter effect research is useful in understanding how real the "Cmabrigde Uinervtisy" effect might be. Lord Belbury (talk) 18:43, 10 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]