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When precision pays: Costs, benefits, and constraints in good-enough production
Lexical selection involves a trade-off between message alignment (saying the most accurate word) and accessibility (saying the easiest word). We test predictions of a resource-rational model of lexical retrieval against a fixed-cost alternative, using a novel word-learning task. Participants learn w
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