Orthography and phonology in lexical decision: evidence from repetition effects at different lags.
Orthography and phonology in lexical decision: evidence from repetition effects at different lags.
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词汇决策中的正字法和音韵学:来自不同滞后的重复效应的证据。
DOI:
10.1037//0278-7393.15.1.61
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1989
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Bentin,S
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Bentin,S
Full-and partial-(orthographic or phonemic) repetition effects for Hebrew voweled and unvoweled words and nonwords were examined at Lags 0 and 15 between the first and the second presentations. For voweled words, phonemic and orthographic partial-repetition effects were equivalent at Lag 0, each about half the size of the full-repetition effect. At Lag 15, the full-repetition effect was reduced to the size of phonemic repetition, which was as big as it was at Lag 0. In contrast, the orthographic repetition effect disappeared. For unvoweled words, the phonemic repetition effect was significant only at Lag 0, whereas the full-repetition effect was significant at both lags. Lexical decisions for both voweled and unvoweled nonwords were facilitated only by full repetition at Lag 0. It was concluded that addition of vowel marks attracted the subjects’ attention and, therefore, lexical decisions for voweled stimuli were mediated by phonemic analysis.