Repetition priming within and between languages in verb generation: evidence for shared verb concepts.
Repetition priming within and between languages in verb generation: evidence for shared verb concepts.
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10.1080/09658211.2012.667109
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2012
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García J
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作者:
de la Riva López EM;Francis WS;García J
Although translation equivalents for concrete nouns are known to have shared core conceptual representations in bilingual memory, the status of translation-equivalent verbs has not been systematically tested. Three repetition-priming experiments using a verb generation task were used to determine whether verbs have shared representations across languages and identify the processes facilitated in repeated verb generation. In Experiment 1, fluent Spanish-English bilinguals exhibited repetition priming both within and between languages, but between-language priming was weaker. In Experiment 2, performance of nonbilingual English and Spanish speakers was equivalent to that of bilinguals responding in their dominant language. Experiment 3 used manipulations meant to isolate noun comprehension, verb concept selection, and verb production. The between-language priming in Experiments 1 and 3 indicates that verb concepts are shared across languages and that verb concept selection exhibits facilitation. Experiment 3 showed that the greater within-language priming was due primarily to facilitation of verb production processes.
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