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A Computational Linguistic Analysis of Romantic Preference and Personality ...
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The lrd package: An R package and Shiny application for processing lexical data
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In: Faculty Publications (2021)
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LAB: Linguistic Annotated Bibliography – a searchable portal for normed database information ...
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Using the Semantic Priming Project to understand variability in priming ...
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English Semantic Feature Production Norms: An Extended Database of 4436 Concepts
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In: Student Publications (2019)
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Love, Language, and Linear Algebra: Linguistic Modeling of Personality and Mate Preference ...
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Modeling Memory: Exploring the Relationship Between Word Overlap and Single Word Norms when Predicting Relatedness Judgments and Retrieval ...
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English Semantic Feature Production Norms: An Extended Database of 4,436 Concepts ...
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The N400's 3 As: Association, Automaticity, Attenuation (and Some Semantics Too) ...
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How well do similarity measures predict priming in abstract and concrete concepts? ...
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Montefinese M, Buchanan EM, Vinson D. How well do similarity measures predict priming in abstract and concrete concepts? ...
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Models of semantic representation predict that automatic priming is determined by associative and co-occurrence relations (i.e., spreading activation accounts), or to similarity in words' semantic features (i.e., featural models). Although, these three factors are correlated in characterizing semantic representation, they seem to tap different aspects of meaning. We designed two lexical decision experiments to dissociate these three different types of meaning similarity. For unmasked primes, we observed priming only due to association strength and not the other two measures; and no evidence for differences in priming for concrete and abstract concepts. For masked primes there was no priming regardless of the semantic relation. These results challenge theoretical accounts of automatic priming. Rather, they are in line with the idea that priming may be due to participants’ controlled strategic processes. These results provide important insight about the nature of priming and how association strength, as ...
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URL: https://psyarxiv.com/ypvgw/ https://dx.doi.org/10.17605/osf.io/ypvgw
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Getting “Clued” in: The Usage and Significance of Context Clues ...
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Latent Semantic Analysis Applied to Authorship Questions in Textual Analysis ...
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