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Pre-lexical phonological processing in reading Chinese characters: An ERP study
2014
Journal of Neurolinguistics
Sinograms (i.e., Chinese characters) are usually composed of radicals which do not correspond to phonemes; instead, some radicals can occur as freestanding sinograms and have their own pronunciations. Previous research has demonstrated that the pronunciations of both radicals and sinograms are activated in reading low-frequency sinograms. However, the relative timing of activation between sinogram pronunciation and radical pronunciation has not been addressed. We examine this issue by comparing
doi:10.1016/j.jneuroling.2014.03.002
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