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Testing the Stem Dominance Hypothesis: Meaning Analysis of Inflected Words and Prepositional Phrases
2014
PLoS ONE
We tested the hypothesis that lexical-semantic access of inflected words is governed by the word stem. Object drawings overlaid with a dot/arrow marking position/movement were matched with corresponding linguistic expressions like "from the house". To test whether the stem dominates lexical-semantic access irrespective of its position, we used Swedish prepositional phrases (locative information via preposition immediately preceding the stem) or Finnish case-inflected words (locative information
doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0093136
pmid:24676218
pmcid:PMC3968051
fatcat:sv4e7rtxd5e33hjijmgmrfas7i