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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"lexical processes"”.

  1. The relationship between lexical and non-lexical processes in spelling

    … spelt using phoneme-grapheme mappings, but that lexical information in the form of morphemes may also be used. Three experiments are described. The first is a phoneme-classification task used to test for the activation of morphemes in the lexicon; in the second and third experiments (carried out …

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  2. Experimental studies of syntactic and lexical processes in language comprehension.

    Thesis. 1976. Ph.D.--Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Psychology.

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  3. Some aspects of word-formation in isiZulu : with special reference to morphological and Lexical processes

    … from isiZulu. It therefore attempts to deal with processes that are vital in word-formation in isiZulu. It includes the processes like : affixation, grammaticalization, compounding, reduplication, word coinage as well as borrowing. This means that it covers both the morphological and lexical

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  4. The Phonetic Specificity of British English-Learning Infants’ Word Form Recognition in Their First Year of Life

    … in speech perception: a consonant bias for lexical processing and a vowel bias for syntactic/prosodic processing (Nespor et al., 2003). Research in adults has consistently demonstrated that consonants have a privileged role in various lexical-level experiments across most languages. However, …

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  5. THE ROLE OF PHONOLOGY AND SEMANTICS IN THE LEXICAL PROCESSING OF ASL CORE LEXICAL ITEMS AND CLASSIFIER CONSTRUCTIONS

    This MA thesis explores lexical processing in American Sign Language (ASL). Although a model of lexical processing exists for spoken languages, the research on lexical processing, storage, and organization in signed languages is not very extensive and has been focused on the core lexicon. The …

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  6. Types of interference and their resolution in monolingual language production

    … resolution mechanisms underlying the production processes. The aim of this research was to assess the relative contribution of various forms of interference arising at different stages of information processing as well as their control to single- and multi-word utterance production. The …

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