[Corpora-List] Ten questions regarding psycholinguistics
Linda Bawcom
linda.bawcom at sbcglobal.net
Sat Feb 16 07:01:35 UTC 2008
Dear List Members,
Try as I might, I have been unable to get queries answered which I have sent to authors of articles dealing with psycholinguistics, or simply psycholinguists (perhaps because they are too simplistic or perhaps because they might take too much time to answer). I am therefore hoping that some kind person on the list might be able to answer the following ten questions, or suggest a book that could answer all of them, or perhaps know of a list such as this one for those in psycholinguistics.
Kindest regards,
Linda
General Questions:
What is:
1. What is masked priming?
2. What is a principal component analysis?
3. What is a neural generator?
4. What is masked priming?
5. I understand what a prime is, I am uncertain as to what is meant, in some experiments, by the target (i.e. faster evaluative decisions were observed when the target was preceded by an evaluatively consistent prime)
Below I have underlined that which I dont understand
1. The N400 effect was introduced to the language literature with a within sentence implausibility paradigm.
2. Using a double lexical decision task rather than a non-response prime followed by a lexical decision target has been argued
3. Local and global semantic processing. . .were characterized by differential effects on ERP amplitudes.
4. This automatic evaluation can lead to affective priming effects.
5. . . .examining whether discourse context can overrule the impact of the core lexical semantic feature animacy. (Is this word being used in the sense of a grammatical category?)
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