Orthographic effects in rhyme monitoring tasks: Are they automatic?
Orthographic effects in rhyme monitoring tasks: Are they automatic?
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10.1080/09541440902734263
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2010-01-01
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Bowers, Jeffrey S.
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Damian, Markus F.;Bowers, Jeffrey S.
Over the last 30 years or so, various findings have been reported which suggest that the perception of spoken words may involve the automatic coactivation of orthographic properties. Here we assessed this possibility in auditory rhyme judgement tasks and replicated a classic finding reported by Seidenberg and Tanenhaus ( 1979), showing that orthographic similarity between stimuli facilitated responses on rhyming pairs, but had the opposite effect on nonrhyming pairs. However, Experiments 2 and 3 showed that manipulating the nature of the nonrhymes, or adding a large proportion of filler items, eliminated the effects of orthographic match or mismatch. These findings suggest the involvement of strategic factors in the emergence of orthographic effects in rhyme judgement tasks.
