We used a visual oddball paradigm to investigate whether a shared verbal label makes two objects belonging to different conceptual categories less perceptually distinct. In Experiment 1, the critical images shared a label as well as some perceptual feature
Ambiguous images are images that have multiple plausible perceptual interpretations. A human observe...
Recent debates on lexical ambiguity resolution have centered on the subordinate-bias effect, in whic...
Is language unique in how it evokes conceptual content, and if so, why? In an influential study, Lup...
Note:An asymmetry was found in subjects responses to triplets of visually-presented items which vari...
International audienceSeveral studies have provided evidence that ambiguous words are recognized fas...
International audienceSeveral studies have shown that ambiguous words are recognized faster than una...
This study investigates the role of specific inhibitory processes in lexical ambiguity resolution. A...
Previous lexical decision studies reported a processing advantage for words with multiple meanings (...
This thesis explores the processing of lexical ambiguity: words with several unrelated meanings (hom...
The present study explores the issue of why ambiguous words are recognized faster than unambiguous o...
KWANHO SUK* We examine how perceptions of a product are affected by the presence of extreme exemplar...
Subjects read sentences containing lexically ambiguous words while their eye movements were monitore...
The entire dissertation/thesis text is included in the research.pdf file; the official abstract appe...
Do novel linguistic labels have privileged access to attentional resources compared to non-linguisti...
Labels exert strong influence on perception and judgment. The present experiment examines the possib...
Ambiguous images are images that have multiple plausible perceptual interpretations. A human observe...
Recent debates on lexical ambiguity resolution have centered on the subordinate-bias effect, in whic...
Is language unique in how it evokes conceptual content, and if so, why? In an influential study, Lup...
Note:An asymmetry was found in subjects responses to triplets of visually-presented items which vari...
International audienceSeveral studies have provided evidence that ambiguous words are recognized fas...
International audienceSeveral studies have shown that ambiguous words are recognized faster than una...
This study investigates the role of specific inhibitory processes in lexical ambiguity resolution. A...
Previous lexical decision studies reported a processing advantage for words with multiple meanings (...
This thesis explores the processing of lexical ambiguity: words with several unrelated meanings (hom...
The present study explores the issue of why ambiguous words are recognized faster than unambiguous o...
KWANHO SUK* We examine how perceptions of a product are affected by the presence of extreme exemplar...
Subjects read sentences containing lexically ambiguous words while their eye movements were monitore...
The entire dissertation/thesis text is included in the research.pdf file; the official abstract appe...
Do novel linguistic labels have privileged access to attentional resources compared to non-linguisti...
Labels exert strong influence on perception and judgment. The present experiment examines the possib...
Ambiguous images are images that have multiple plausible perceptual interpretations. A human observe...
Recent debates on lexical ambiguity resolution have centered on the subordinate-bias effect, in whic...
Is language unique in how it evokes conceptual content, and if so, why? In an influential study, Lup...