Effects of association and imageability on phonological mapping

Author(s): Simpson, G. B., Woolsey, S.

Journal/Book: Psychonomic Bull Rev. 1997; 4: 1710 Fortview Rd, Austin, TX 78704. Psychonomic Soc Inc. 226-231.

Abstract: In two experiments, we examined the influence of semantic activation on the generation of a phonological code, testing the interactivity assumption common to both dual-route and interactive-activation models. In Experiment 1, subjects named regular and irregular targets preceded by related and unrelated primes. In Experiment 2, these variables and target imageability were manipulated. Both relatedness and imageability interacted with regularity, indicating that semantic activity speeds access to a phonological code.

Note: Article Cortese MJ, Univ Kansas, Dept Psychol, Lawrence,KS 66045 USA

Keyword(s): WORD RECOGNITION; PRONUNCIATION; ENGLISH

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