Picture Naming in Picture Context: Semantic Interference or Semantic Facilitation?
Picture Naming in Picture Context: Semantic Interference or Semantic Facilitation?
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图片上下文中的图片命名:语义干扰还是语义促进?
DOI:
10.1037/0278-7393.34.4.982
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
Ineke Bloem
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作者:
W. Heij;Karin W. Heikoop;S. Akerboom;Ineke Bloem
Summary Glaser and Glaser (1989) reported that naming a target picture takes more time when it is accompanied by a semantically related context picture than when it is accompanied by an unrelated context picture. This fi nding can be accounted for in current models of language production by assuming that at a lexical level the names of the two pictures compete for selection. In this article we argue that there are reasons to doubt the generalizability of Glaser and Glaser’s fi nding. Most importantly, results of recent picture-naming and word-translation studies strongly suggest that context pictures do not automatically activate their names. In Experiment 1 we replicated Glaser and Glaser’s semantic interference effect, but also obtained some evidence that this fi nding is due to the erroneous selection of the context picture. In Experiment 2, in which measures were taken to ease the selection of the target picture, a small semantic facilitation effect was obtained. Implications of this fi nding for models of language production are discussed.