Priming complex words: Evidence for supralexical representation of morphology
作者： Hélène Giraudo , Jonathan Grainger , None
DOI: 10.3758/BF03196148
关键词: Prime (order theory) 、 Repetition (rhetorical device) 、 Combinatorics 、 Communication 、 Priming (psychology) 、 Word (group theory) 、 Root (linguistics) 、 Control (linguistics) 、 Morphology (linguistics) 、 Facilitation 、 Psychology
摘要: Effects of morphologically related primes were examined in two masked prime experiments. Responses to both free root and derived suffixed word targets facilitated when words containing the target’s root, this facilitation effect showed a time course similar that for repetition (though systematically smaller magnitude). In control experiment only longest duration Experiment 1 was used; responses by sharing (relative unrelated form-related primes). The conditions did not differ significantly. 2, true produced facilitation, whereas simple pseudoroot influence performance relative condition. We argue supports supralexical account morphological representation.
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