Detail Brain and Language (Full Text) vol. 81 no. 1-3 (2002) Bibliografi Topik: Linguistics; Psycholinguistics; Brain and Language Bahasa: (EN )    ISSN: 0093-934X    Year:: 2002    Edisi: Softcopy     Penerbit: Brain and Language Jenis: Journal - ilmiah internasional [Lihat daftar eksemplar jurnal Brain and Language (Full Text)] Artikel dalam koleksi ini Mental Lexicon Research in the New Millennium, halaman 2-11 Graded Aspects of Morphological Processing: Task and Processing Time, halaman 12-27 Does Prime Modality Influence Morphological Processing?, halaman 28-41 Recall of Morphologically Complex Forms Is Affected by Memory Task but Not Dyslexia, halaman 42-54 The Subjects as a Simple Random Effect Fallacy: Subject Variability and Morphological Family Effects in the Mental Lexicon, halaman 55-65 The Probability of the Least Likely Non-Length- Controlled Bigram Affects Lexical Decision Reaction Times, halaman 66-78 Stem Homographs and Lemma Level Representations, halaman 79-88 Cross-Modal Morphological Priming in French, halaman 89-102 Regularity Revisited: Evidence from Lexical Access of Verbs and Nouns in Greek, halaman 103-119 Rapid Activation of the Lexicon: A Further Investigation with Behavioral and Computational Results, halaman 120-130 Hemispheric Contributions to Lexical Ambiguity Resolution: Evidence from Individuals with Complex Language Impairment Following Left-Hemisphere Lesions, halaman 131-143 The Role of the Syllable in Lexical Segmentation in French: Word-Spotting Data, halaman 144-161 The Recognition of Reduced Word Forms, halaman 162-173 Ageing and Lexical Access to Common and Proper Names in Picture Naming, halaman 174-179 How Are Inflectional Affixes Organized in the Mental Lexicon?: Evidence from the Investigation of Agreement Errors in Agrammatic Aphasics, halaman 180-191 English Derivational Suffix Frequency and Children’s Stress Judgments, halaman 194-204 The Processing of Lexical Ambiguity: Homonymy and Polysemy in the Mental Lexicon, halaman 205-223 Class Specificity and the Lexical Encoding of Participant Information, halaman 224-235 Grammatical Gender in the Production of Single Words: Some Evidence from Greek, halaman 236-241 Derivation by Prefixation in Slovenian: Two Aphasia Case Studies, halaman 242-249 Lexical Representations of Written Nouns and Verbs in Italian, halaman 250-263 The Retrieval of Syntactic and Semantic Information in the Production of Verbs, halaman 264-275 Processing and Representation of German -n Plurals: A Dual Mechanism Approach, halaman 276-290 Dissociation in Italian Conjugations: A Single-Route Account, halaman 291-302 German Noun Plurals: A Challenge to the Dual-Mechanism Model, halaman 303-311 The Contribution of Frequency and Semantic Similarity to Morphological Processing, halaman 312-325 Identity Avoidance in the Hebrew Lexicon: Implications for Symbolic Accounts of Word Formation, halaman 326-341 The Selection of Grammatical Features in Word Production: The Case of Plural Nouns in German, halaman 342-357 Where and How Morphologically Complex Words Interplay with Naming Pictures, halaman 358-367 Sonority Constraints on Onset–Rime Cohesion: Evidence from Native and Bilingual Filipino Readers of English, halaman 368-383 Is Phonological Information Mapped onto Semantic Information in a One-to-One Manner?, halaman 384-397 The Influence of Age of Acquisition, Root Frequency, and Context Availability in Processing Nouns and Verbs, halaman 398-411 Form-Based Representation in the Mental Lexicon: Priming (with) Bound Stem Allomorphs in Finnish, halaman 412-423 Experimental Evidence for Serial Models of Lexical Access: A Judgment Task, halaman 424-431 Verb–Noun Double Dissociation in Aphasic Lexical Impairments: The Role of Word Frequency and Imageability, halaman 432-444 Interactive Processing of Phonological Information in Reading Japanese Kanji Character Words and Their Phonemic Radicals, halaman 445-453 Whole Word Morphologizer: Expanding the Word- Based Lexicon: A Nonstochastic Computational Approach, halaman 454-463 Schemas and Competing Paradigms in Swedish Plural Formation, halaman 464-472 Morphological Representation in an Endangered, Polysynthetic Language, halaman 473-486 Auditory Verb Recognition in Developmental Language Impairment, halaman 487-500 The Effect of Number of Kanji Radical Companions in Character Activation with a Multi-Radical-Display Task, halaman 501-508 Activation of Phonological Codes during Reading: Evidence from Errors Detection and Eye Movements, halaman 509-516 Conceptual Representation of Verbs in Bilinguals: Semantic Field Effects and a Second-Language Performance Paradox, halaman 517-531 Orthographic Processing of Polysyllabic Words by Native and Nonnative English Speakers, halaman 532-544 Homophonic Forms of Regularly Inflected Verbs Have Their Own Orthographic Representations: A Developmental Perspective on Spelling Errors, halaman 545-554 The Processing and Representation of Dutch and English Compounds: Peripheral Morphological and Central Orthographic Effects, halaman 555-567 How Early Does Morpholexical Reading Develop in Readers of a Shallow Orthography?, halaman 568-586 Masked Priming of Prefixes and the Influence of Spelling–Meaning Consistency, halaman 587-600 Selective Impairment of Lexical Stress Assignment in an Italian-Speaking Aphasic Patient, halaman 601-609 Activation of Multiple Phoneme Associates of Graphemes in Visual Word Recognition, halaman 610-620 Why Is "Red Cross" Different from "Yellow Cross"?: A Neuropsychological Study of Noun–Adjective Agreement within Italian Compounds, halaman 621-634 The Cues That Children Use in Acquiring Adjectival Phrases and Compound Nouns: Evidence from Bilingual Children, halaman 635-648 Interaction of Morphological Structure and Prefix Transparency in the Processing of Bulgarian Aspectual Verb Forms, halaman 649-665 Neuromagnetic Evidence for the Timing of Lexical Activation: An MEG Component Sensitive to Phonotactic Probability but Not to Neighborhood Density, halaman 666-678 Exploring Word Recognition in a Semi-Alphabetic Script: The Case of Devanagari, halaman 679-690 The Bilingual Mental Lexicon and Speech Production Process, halaman 691-707 Linking Elements in Dutch Noun–Noun Compounds: Constituent Families as Analogical Predictors for Response Latencies, halaman 708-722 Lexical and Relational Influences on the Processing of Novel Compounds, halaman 723-735 The Role of Typological Variation in the Processing of Interfixed Compounds, halaman 736-747  Edit Artikel Lihat Sejarah Pengadaan  Konversi Metadata   Kembali

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