In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender decision response times. Although gender decision has yet to be used extensively, it has proved sensitive to several factors that have been shown to affect lexical access. The task is not restricted to spoken language but can be used with linguistic information from other sensory modalities
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Two new procedures were employed to investigate the effects of semantic and grammatical gender on le...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
International audienceLexical decision times and eye movements were recorded to determine whether gr...
International audienceLexical decision times and eye movements were recorded to determine whether gr...
Two experiments investigate whether native speakers of French can use a noun’s phonological ending t...
Two experiments investigate whether native speakers of French can use a noun's phonological end...
Contains fulltext : 72851.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Two experiment...
Alario and Caramazza (2002) have suggested that during noun production, gender and phonological info...
Two procedures were used to explore the effects of semantic and grammatical gender on the recognitio...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Two new procedures were employed to investigate the effects of semantic and grammatical gender on le...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
In languages in which nouns have a grammatical gender, word recognition can be estimated by gender d...
International audienceLexical decision times and eye movements were recorded to determine whether gr...
International audienceLexical decision times and eye movements were recorded to determine whether gr...
Two experiments investigate whether native speakers of French can use a noun’s phonological ending t...
Two experiments investigate whether native speakers of French can use a noun's phonological end...
Contains fulltext : 72851.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Two experiment...
Alario and Caramazza (2002) have suggested that during noun production, gender and phonological info...
Two procedures were used to explore the effects of semantic and grammatical gender on the recognitio...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Grammatical gender is a pervasive feature of many natural languages. It provides coherence among gra...
Two new procedures were employed to investigate the effects of semantic and grammatical gender on le...
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