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An Electrophysiological Probe of Incidental Semantic Association
1989
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience
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Notes 1. For example, "lion" primes "stripes" through the mediating word "tiger" which is not actually presented. 2. These results were unaffected by our restricting the N400 measure to these five electrodes (across all eight electrode sites, main effect of semantic relation, F(2,20)=18.69, epsilon = 0.67, p<.OO1; semantic relation by electrode interaction, F(14,140)=6.38, epsilon = .28, p<.OOl]. 3. The present data are consistent with previous studies of the ERP effects of semantic association within the 250 to 500 msec 46
doi:10.1162/jocn.1989.1.1.38
pmid:23968409
fatcat:ldzsxtulqnexfld4evuncpogey