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Observing neighborhood effects without neighbors
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Exploring Phonological Levenshtein Distance Effects in Auditory Lexical Decision
In: Suarez, Lidia; Tan, Seok Hui; Yap, Melvin J.; & Goh, Winston D.(2010). Exploring Phonological Levenshtein Distance Effects in Auditory Lexical Decision. Proceedings of the Cognitive Science Society, 32(32). Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/7kx0k7cm (2010)
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Exploring phonological Levenshtein distance effects in auditory lexical decision
Tan, Seok Hui; Goh, Winston D.; Yap, Melvin J.. - : Cognitive Science Society, 2010
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Lexical Stress in Foreign Language Acquisition
In: Goh, Winston D.; & Suarez, Lidia. (2009). Lexical Stress in Foreign Language Acquisition. Proceedings of the Cognitive Science Society, 31(31). Retrieved from: http://www.escholarship.org/uc/item/5266c083 (2009)
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Distributional analyses in auditory lexical decision: neighborhood density and word-frequency effects
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Implicit learning in foreign language acquisition
Suárez, Lidia; Goh, Winston D.. - : Psychonomic Society, 2009
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Lexical stress in foreign language acquisition
Goh, Winston D.; Suárez, Lidia. - : Cognitive Science Society, 2009
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Distributional analyses in auditory lexical decision: neighborhood density and word frequency effects
Suarez, Lidia; Yap, Melvin J.; Goh, Winston D.. - : Psychonomic Society, 2008
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Phonological and visual short-term memory codification in English-Chinese bilinguals
Suárez, Lidia; Goh, Winston D.. - : Cambridge Scholars Press, 2007
Abstract: [Extract] Do English-Chinese bilinguals process their languages differently from monolinguals? What are the differences between balanced and non-balanced bilinguals? Answering those questions is not irrelevant. In China nowadays, many children are exposed to English, which has become an asset for accessing higher education and promising jobs. In Singapore and Hong Kong, English plays an important role especially in education, official, and business matters, although Chinese is taught and used daily by a large part of the population. Furthermore, an increasing number of colleges and secondary schools in the U.K. offer Chinese as an elective or compulsory subject, and Chinese nannies are in steep demand in the U.S. (The Straits Times 2006). A description of the cognitive operations of both languages in the bilingual mind will have implications on fields such as education, speech-language therapy, second language acquisition, developmental psychology, cognitive theory, neuroscience and artificial intelligence.
URL: https://researchonline.jcu.edu.au/22467/1/22467_Suarez_%26_Goh_2007.pdf
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