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Rock, Paper, Aliens: Effects of Labels and Iconicity on Non-Linguistic Cognition
… demonstrates that label form is not always arbitrary. Iconicity describes correspondences between label form and meaning, as illustrated by the Bouba-Kiki effect. Iconicity may affect cognitive processes including label learning, and is underpinned by crossmodal sensory correspondences. This …