Cross-linguistic perspectives on morphological processing
Ram Frost, Jonathan Grainger · Psychology Press eBooks · 2000
R. Frost, J. Grainger, Cross-linguistic Perspectives on Morphological Processing: An introduction. N. de Jong, R. Schreuder, H. Baayen, The Morphological Family Size Effect and Morphology. R. Betram, J. Hyona, M. Laine, The Role of Context in Morphological Processing: Evidence from Finish. E. Niswander, A. Pollastsek, K. Rayne, The Processing of Derived and Inflected Suffixed Words During Reading. H. Giraudo, J. Grainger, Effects of Prime Word Frequency and Cumulative Root Frquency in Masked Morphological Priming. D.C. Plaut, L. Gonnerman, Are Non-semantic Morphological Effects Incompatible with a Distributed Connectionist Approach to Lexical Processing? A. Deutsch, R. Frost, A. Pollatsek, K. Rayner, Early Morphological Effects in Word Recognition in Hebrew: Evidence from Parafoveal Preview Benefit. K. Rastle, M.H. Davis, W.D. Marslen-Wilson, L. K. Tyler, Morphological and Semantic Effects in Visual Word Recognition: A Time-course study. K.I. Foster, T. Azuma, Masked Priming for Prefixed Words with Bound Stems: Does Submit Prime Permit? P. Zwitserlood, Morphological Effects on Speech Production: Evidence from Picture Naming.