Language Processing Flashcards by Justina Michaels

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Topics

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Some facts about language

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The ‘Pieces’ of Language

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Components of language

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Language may be ‘special’

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Speech perception is complicated…

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Speech perception is complicated…

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PHONEMIC RESTORATION EFFECT

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VERBAL TRANSFORMATION EFFECT

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The McGurk Effect

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LEXICAL AMBIGUITY

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SENTENCE AMBIGUITY

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Similar to Visual Perception

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The Organization of Language

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The Sounds of Language: Phonetics/Phonology

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How are consonants made

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How are consonants made

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Sounds of language are further divisible into features

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Sounds of language are further divisible into features

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Sounds of language are further divisible into features

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Voice-Onset Time (VOT)

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Voice-Onset Time (VOT)

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CATEGORICAL PERCEPTION

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VOICE-ONSET TIME (VOT) PERCEPTION

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VOT PERCEPTION

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Categories of Sound Are Similar to Categories of Objects

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Great English Vowel Shift

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Mental Lexicon (Dictionary)

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Mental Lexicon (Dictionary)

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Words vs. Possible Words in English

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Mental Lexicon (Dictionary)

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lexical (semantic) network

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Lexical Network semantic priming

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Lexical Decision Paradigm

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SEMANTIC PRIMING

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Ambiguous Words

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Ambiguous Words

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Cross-modal priming experiments

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Cross-Modal Priming

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AMOUNT OF PRIMING

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AMOUNT OF PRIMING- implications

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How does the brain process visually presented letter strings?

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