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Visual word recognition of morphologically complex words: effects of prime word and root frequency
2015
The European Network on Word Structure
The present study aims to investigate the relative role of the surface frequencies (i.e., token frequencies) in base word recognition. A masked priming experiment was carried using two types of suffixed French primes: the effects of words having a surface frequency (SF) higher than their base (e.g., cigarette -cigare) were compared with those produced by word primes having a SF lower than their base (e.g., froideur-froid 'coldnesscold'). Results show that HighSF are more efficient primes than
dblp:conf/networds/GiraudoO15
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