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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Masked priming"”.

  1. A few words on word recognition: investigating the role of morphology in reading

    … in word recognition. Experiments 1–3 showed that masked priming for semantically opaque prime–target pairs (e.g., coaster–COAST) diminishes as the frequency of the prime increases and as the stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) increases. Priming for semantically transparent pairs (e.g., golfer–GOLF) …

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  2. When is a corner like corn? Morpho-orthographic segmenting skills in children who struggle with reading

    … units of meaning in language. To measure it, a masked priming lexical decision task was used, where prime words varied, from morphologically related to the target (teacher-TEACH), to pseudo-suffixed relationships (corner-CORN). A dual-route theory of orthographic processing suggests that these …

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  3. The Coding Flexibility of Radical Position in Chinese

    … were to be found. In Experiment 2, 3, and 4, the masked priming technique was used to investigate whether there are TR priming effects in Chinese character recognition, as well as whether such effects would interact with radical type (character radical vs non-character radical) or character …

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  4. Masked antipriming: a behavioral and event-related potential examination of short-term antipriming effects

    Antipriming is a new implicit-memory effect of prior processing of stimuli measured as impaired identification of objects following recent encoding of other objects (e.g.,identifying a piano is impaired by having recently viewed objects that are not pianos; Marsolek et al., 2006). Antipriming …

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  5. Morphological Competence in English: Comparing Advanced L2 and L3 English Learners

    … on their morphological processing through a masked priming experiment on derived words. For the purpose of Study 3, in addition to the L2 and L3 learners, 30 native English speakers were also included. Each study was analysed separately to compare the English morphological competence of L2 …

    exeter

  6. Phonological Priming in Japanese-English Bilinguals: Evidence from Lexical Decision and ERP

    … study investigated this issue by examining masked phonological priming effects in Japanese-English bilinguals when English words (e.g., guy) were primed by phonologically related logographic (Kanji) words (e.g., 害, /gai/, “harm”) and also when English words (e.g., guide) were primed by …

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  7. Effekte maskierter visueller Stimuli auf die Ausführung von konkurrierenden motorischen Reaktionen und kognitiven Aufgaben

    … Verarbeitung zu untersuchen, ist das maskierte Priming Paradigma, in dem vor einem relevanten Stimulus ein schlecht sichtbarer Prime dargeboten wird. Der relevante Stimulus dient gleichzeitig als Maske, die die Sichtbarkeit des Primes reduzieren soll. Untersuchungen haben gezeigt, dass der Prime …

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  8. Unconscious modulation of the conscious experience of voluntary control

    … cause rather than to the self. In a subliminal priming paradigm I show that participants overestimated how much control they had over objectively uncontrollable stimuli, which appeared after free- or forced-choice actions, when a masked prime activated a representation of the stimuli immediately …

    qucosa-diss