Priming effects in the recognition of simple and complex words and pseudowords
Whether morphological processing of complex words occurs beyond orthographic processing is a matter of intense debate. In this study, morphological processing is examined by presenting complex words (brujería -> brujo –witchcraft -> witch), as well as simple (brujaña->brujo) and complex pseudowords (brujanza ->brujo), as primes in three masked lexical decision tasks. In the first experiment, the three experimental conditions facilitated word recognition in comparison to the control condition, but no differences [...]
Assessings Retests Effects at the Individual Level: A general IR- based approach
Test-retest studies for assessing stability and change are widely used in [...]
Language-specific and Language-general Factors in Text Reading in Arabic
The goal of the present study was to extend the models [...]
Reasoning with Exceptive Conditionals: The Case of ‘Except If’
In this paper we outline a mental model theory (Johnson-Laird [...]
A Behavioral Task to MeasureEmotional Solving Problems Based on Semantic Executive Control
En este trabajo se presenta una tarea conductual basada en [...]
