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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"sublexical"”.
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Lexical and Sublexical Characteristics of Words Produced Disfluently by Adults Who Stutter
<p>The examination of stuttered words dates back over 70 years. While recent studies have examined the speech of children who stutter (CWS) (Anderson & Byrd, 2008) or small parts of speech of adults who stutter (AWS) (Au-Yeung, Howell, & Pilgrim, 1998, little is known about the words produced …
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Context Effects on Sublexical Processing in Older and Younger Neurologically Typical Adults
… has found that at the single word level, intact sublexical phonological processing is obligatory to access lexical-semantic representations when stimuli are closely matched in perceptual discriminability. Moreover, a variety of studies have demonstrated that processing may be influenced by …
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Sublexical, lexical and phonological short-term memory processes: Evaluating models of speech perception and short-term memory
… Contrary to traditional models which assume that sublexical processing necessarily precedes lexical processing (e.g., McClelland & Elman, 1986; Norris, 1994), several studies have demonstrated that patients may perform better on lexical than sublexical speech perception tasks (e.g., Miceli, …
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What's in a game: Examining the effect of video game experience across reading and attentional domains
… experience. We additionally examined lexical and sublexical processing more precisely than previous studies by using exception words to encourage lexical processing and pseudohomophones to encourage sublexical processing. In Experiment 1, we tested whether video game experience was related to …
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Unsupervised learning of lexical subclasses from phonotactics
… etymologically defined sublexica. However, this sublexical analysis is challenged by a learnability problem: the sublexical membership of words is not directly observable. This study applies a state-of-the-art clustering method (a Dirichlet process mixture model) to a substantial number of …
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Embodied-linguistic conceptual representations during metaphor processing
… suggesting that it was involved in lexical and sublexical processing, which also supported the idea that it had a speed advantage compared to the embodied component. The latter was activated around 400ms, being responsible for semantic representations. Moreover, both components were activated …
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Implementing the matcher in the lexical access system with uncertainty in data
… the speech signal processor, contains a set of sublexical units called segments and a set of features to characterize each of them. The nature of a feature is to describe a particular characteristic of a given segment. Previously the matching subsystem demanded a complete set of segments and …
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Reading words and reading minds: an investigation of the skills of children diagnosed with hyperlexia
… route to reading over another (use lexical or sublexical strategies), whether the deficit is modality specific, whether their unusual reading pattern is consistent over time, whether the subjects can access the semantic system and understand words they read as well as the manner in which they …
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Understanding dyslexia by measuring eye-movements during reading.
… that dyslexic readers rely upon a serial sublexical grapheme–phoneme conversion method of reading (Hawelka, Gagl, & Wimmer, 2010).
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The activation of multiletter units in visual word recognition
… lexical access is, at least in part, mediated by sublexical units which are recovered by the action of a parsing mechanism operating on identified letter codes through the application of specific rules (e.g., Spoehr and Smith, 1973). Recent work by Alice Healy and her colleagues supports a …
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Sign Languages of Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, and their Challenges for Sign Language Typology
… be well compared using the standard model of sublexical parameter comparison (cf. McKee & Kennedy, 2000; Guerra Currie, Meier, & Walters, 2002). I account for the high level of lexical consistency between Nebilyer/Kaugel SLs with the notion of a regional sign network, which is a sign network …
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Sign Languages of Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea, and their Challenges for Sign Language Typology
… be well compared using the standard model of sublexical parameter comparison (cf. McKee & Kennedy, 2000; Guerra Currie, Meier, & Walters, 2002). I account for the high level of lexical consistency between Nebilyer/Kaugel SLs with the notion of a regional sign network, which is a sign network …
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The Location and Effects of Visual Hemisphere-specific Stimulation on Fluency in Children with the Characteristics of Dyslexia
… the automatization of underlying lexical and sublexical skills. This suggests that investigations of the development fluent reading should focus on the fast processing of phonological analysis, as well as underlying skills already linked by fMRI results to specific brain regions. Shaywitz, et …
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Der Gebrauch lexikalischer Erwerbsbeschränkungen bei Kindern mit Williams-Beuren-Syndrom
… F. (2003). Verbal short-term memory reflects the sublexical organization of the phonological language network: evidence from an incidental phonotactic learning paradigm. Journal of Memory and Language, 51, 297-306. Markman, E. (1989). Categorization and naming in children. Cambridge MA: MIT Press. …