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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Semantic effects"”.

  1. An Analysis of Semantic Effects in Mediated Transfer

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  2. Experimental measures of syntactic and semantic effects in real-time sentence processes

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Psychology, 1985.

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  3. Semantic Effects In Word Recognition And Picture Naming Are Moderated By Body-Object Interaction

    <p>A potential embodied influence in the semantic effects of Danger and Usefulness is investigated using Body-Object Interaction (BOI). Lexical decision times are influenced by ratings of Danger and Usefulness. In a frequently-found interaction, thought to be produced by activated approach-withdraw …

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  4. Givenness, focus, and prosody

    … this dissertation, I investigate the grammatical effects of focus and the inseparable phenomenon of givenness. As Schwarzschild (1999) has proposed, a proper understanding of givenness eliminates the need for a separate concept of focus, which is notoriously hard to define, either semantically, …

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  5. Representing meaning: a feature-based model of object and action words

    … and neurally plausible model of lexical-semantic representations, not only for words referring to concrete objects but also for words referring to actions and events using a common set of assumptions across domains. In order to do so, features of meaning are generated by naïve speakers, …

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  6. A systematic exploration of perceptual and semantic differences in category-specific object-processing using magnetoencephalography

    … of the time-course of category-specific effects as well as a separate analysis designed to measure semantic differences between living and nonliving objects, we found support for the sensory/motor model of object naming (Martin, 1998), in addition to support for the cascade model of …

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  7. Dynamics of plurality in quantification and anaphora

    This dissertation investigates the semantics, logic, and metaphysics of plurality, focusing especially on the issues that arise from the interpretation of different plural readings in sentences containing plural terms like ‘Kerri and Misty’ and ‘three students’. The topic has generated a good deal …

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  8. A categoria de aspecto: forma e função

    … framework which conjugates functional, semantic -discoursive and pragmatic notions. Considering the verbal aspect as the focus of our study, we hypothesize that the aspectual values, viewed in terms of the internal structure of a given projected situation in the linguistic enunciaton, …

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  9. THE GROUNDING OF L1 AND L2 REPRESENTATIONS IN PERCEPTUAL EXPERIENCES

    … was to provide evidence for the grounding of semantic representation in perceptual experiences during second language (L2) processing as proposed by the grounded cognition hypothesis (Barsalou, 1999). A secondary aim was to provide evidence for the embodied grounding in a non-European …

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