The cross-script length effect: further evidence challenging PDP models of reading aloud.

The cross-script length effect: further evidence challenging PDP models of reading aloud.
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跨脚本长度效应:挑战 PDP 朗读模型的进一步证据。

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2009
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Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition
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通讯作者:
D. Besner
D. Besner
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作者:
K. Rastle;J. Havelka;T. Wydell;M. Coltheart;D. Besner

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The interaction between length and lexical status is one of the key findings used in support of models of reading aloud that postulate a serial process in the orthography-to-phonology translation (B. S. Weekes, 1997). However, proponents of parallel models argue that this effect arises in peripheral visual or articulatory processes. The authors addressed this possibility using the special characteristics of the Serbian and Japanese writing systems. Experiment 1 examined length effects in Serbian when participants were biased to interpret phonologically bivalent stimuli in the alphabet in which they are words or in the alphabet in which they are nonwords (i.e., the visual characteristics of stimuli were held constant across lexical status). Experiment 2 examined length effects in Japanese kana when words were presented in the kana script in which they usually appear or in the script in which they do not normally appear (i.e., the phonological characteristics of stimuli were held constant across lexical status). Results in both cases showed a larger length effect when stimuli were treated as nonwords and thus offered strong support to models of reading aloud that postulate a serial component.
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