Abstract:In word priming and interference studies, researchers typically present participants with pairs of words (called primes and targets) and assess how the processing of the targets (e.g., "nurse") is affected by different types of primes (e.g., semantically related and unrelated primes, such as "doctor" and "spoon"). Priming and interference paradigms have been used to study a broad range of issues concerning the structure of the mental lexicon and the ways linguistic representations are accessed during word comp… Show more
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