Temporal Constraints on the Comprehension of Motor Language. An Embodied Semantics Approah
This paper investigates how language comprehension is modulated by temporal information, marked by time adverbs, and bodily constraints imposed by motor actions. The experiment used a paradigm similar to that employed by de Vega, Robertson, Glenberg, Kaschak and Rinck (2004), but included significant refinements in the materials and the procedure, allowing for stronger theoretical conclusions. Participants read sentences describing two manual actions as simultaneous or consecutive by means of the [...]
Semantic priming effects with and without perceptal awareness
The present research was aimed to reply and extend several recent [...]
Age-of-acquisition effects in semantic categorization tasks
Numerosos experimentos de denominación de dibujos realizados en los últimos años [...]
Thinking the truth and selecting the false
Presentamos dos experimentos realizados con la Tarea de Selección de [...]
Experimental and neurobiological characteristic of latent inhibition in the taste aversion learning paradigm
El procedimiento conductual para inducir aprendizaje aversivo gustativo es susceptible [...]
