'Lexical decision' presentation slideshows

Lexical Access: Generation & Selection

Lexical Access: Generation & Selection. Main Topic. Listeners as active participants in comprehension process Model system: word recognition. Outline. Speed & Robustness of Lexical Access Active Search Evidence for Stages of Lexical Access Autonomy & Interaction. Outline.

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Announcements

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An Electrophysiological Investigation of the Effects of Coreference on Word Repetition and Synonymy

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Memory II

Memory II. September 24, 2009. Types of Memory. The Case of Henry M (H.M.). Two Limbic Circuits. Anterior Thalamus. Dorsomedial Thalamus. Mamillothalamic Tract. Mammillary Bodies. Cingulate Gyrus. Orbitofrontal. Amygdalofugal pathways. Fornix. Uncus. Hippocampus. Amygdala. Lateral.

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Language and Cognition Colombo 2011

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Why should we care about lexical neighborhoods? What is CLEARPOND?

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Language and Cognition Colombo, June 2011

Language and Cognition Colombo, June 2011. Day 4 Psycholinguistic Assessments of Language Processing in Aphasia Acquired reading disorders With acknowledgement to Jane Marshall. Aims of Lecture. to further familiarise students with a cognitive model of reading

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Lexical Decision Making

Lexical Decision Making. Learning Outcomes 1. Carry out a typical piece of laboratory research in psychology. Recognise the use of a within Subjects (repeated measures ) design Identify the Independent & Dependent variables

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LEXICAL PROCESSING ANOMALIES IN TASK COMPARISONS

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Advanced Cognitive Psychology

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Zoe Ambrose & Graham C L Davey University of Sussex, Brighton, UK

Attention bias to disgust in females: The Lexical Decision Task as an implicit measure of sex differences in disgust sensitivity. Zoe Ambrose & Graham C L Davey University of Sussex, Brighton, UK. Sex Differences in Disgust Sensitivity.

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SPOKEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION

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The mental lexicon

The mental lexicon. LG 103 Introduction to psycholinguistics Celia ( Vasiliki ) Antoniou. What is the mental lexicon?. The mental lexicon is defined as a mental dictionary that contains information regarding a word's meaning, pronunciation, syntactic characteristics, and so on. Size.

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Sherrie Kaye, Dr Melanie White & Dr Ioni Lewis

Attend to or ignore: How your personality may influence your response to anti-speeding messages. Sherrie Kaye, Dr Melanie White & Dr Ioni Lewis 10 th National Conference on Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion, Brisbane, 2011. CRICOS No. 00213J. Overview. Background Personality

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Remembering Can Cause Inhibition Retrieval-Induced Inhibition As Cue Independent Process

Remembering Can Cause Inhibition Retrieval-Induced Inhibition As Cue Independent Process. Veling & Knippenberg, 2004. Background. Recent research has showed that remembering may cause forgetting (Anderson, Bjork, & Bjork, 1994) This Term is referred to as retrieval-induced forgetting

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Introduction

Associations of Brain Size and Verbal Performance Depend on Handedness Christine Chiarello 1 , Suzanne Welcome 1 , Stephen Towler 2 , Ronald Otto 3 , & Christiana M. Leonard 2 University of California, Riverside 1 ,University of Florida, Gainesville 2 , CDIC Riverside 3. CONSISTENT HANDERS.

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Introduction

Newly-Learned Stimuli: The Effects on Lateralized Lexical Decision Travellia Tjokro & Christine Chiarello University of California, Riverside. Fig. 2. Introduction. Fig. 1A & 1B. * It has been proposed that the two hemispheres have different styles of coding information (Beeman, 1998).

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1. Background

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Evaluating the Effect of Neighborhood Size on Chinese Word Naming and Lexical Decision

Evaluating the Effect of Neighborhood Size on Chinese Word Naming and Lexical Decision Meng-Feng Li 1 , Jei-Tun WU 1* , Wei-Chun Lin 1 and Fu-Ling Yang 1 1 National Taiwan University, Taiwan * e-mail: jtwu@ntu.edu.tw. ICPEAL 2012 Session Number: 26P-31. Introduction

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