The effect of shared structure and content on reading nonwords: evidence for a CV skeleton.
The effect of shared structure and content on reading nonwords: evidence for a CV skeleton.
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共享结构和内容对阅读非单词的影响：简历骨架的证据。
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10.1037//0278-7393.27.4.1042
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2001
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Tuller,B
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Berent,I;Bouissa,R;Tuller,B
四个实验考察了共享骨架结构与内容重叠对印刷体非单词命名的影响。实验1-2比较了共享骨架结构和内容的非词(例如DUS-DUS)和只共享结构的非单词(例如PID-BAF)与在骨架槽数量上与目标不同的对照(例如PID-BAF和PLID-BAF)。相反，在实验3-4中，相同和不同结构的素数只在CV骨架槽的顺序上进行了对比(例如，FAP-DUS和IFT-DUS)。启动效应受共同含量和骨骼相似性的调节。骨骼启动对辅音和元音的抽象排列的敏感性表明，骨骼表征为辅音和元音分配了不同的位置。读者在非单词识别中对骨架结构的敏感性表明，组装的语音表征受到语言知识的限制。(《心理信息数据库记录(C)2016 APA》，版权所有)
Four experiments examined the effect of shared skeletal structure versus content overlap on naming printed nonwords. Experiments 1–2 compared priming among nonwords sharing either skeletal structure and content (eg, dus-DUS) or structure alone (eg, pid-BAF) with controls that differed from the target in the number of skeleton slots (eg, pid-BAF vs. plid-BAF). Conversely, in Experiments 3–4, same versus different-structure primes contrasted only in the ordering of CV skeletal slots (eg, fap-DUS vs. ift-DUS). Priming effects were modulated by shared content and skeletal similarity. The sensitivity of skeletal priming to the abstract arrangement of consonants and vowels suggests that skeletal representations assign distinct slots for consonants and vowels. Readers' sensitivity to skeletal structure in nonword identification indicates that assembled phonological representations are constrained by linguistic knowledge.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)