Electrophysiological indices of lexical processing: The effects of verb complexity and age
SS Rubin, M Newhoff, RK Peach, LP Shapiro - Journal of Speech, Language …, 1996 - ASHA
To further investigate the effects that argument structure can have on language processing,
reaction-time (RT) and event-related potential (ERP) data were collected for 14 younger
subjects (M= 23 years) and 13 older subjects (M= 66 years). A cross-modal lexical decision
(CMLD) task, involving online processing of high-and low-complexity verbs embedded in
sentences, was used. Results of a baseline nonlinguistic visual ERP task indicated that the
older group of subjects demonstrated significantly longer P300 latencies and significantly …
reaction-time (RT) and event-related potential (ERP) data were collected for 14 younger
subjects (M= 23 years) and 13 older subjects (M= 66 years). A cross-modal lexical decision
(CMLD) task, involving online processing of high-and low-complexity verbs embedded in
sentences, was used. Results of a baseline nonlinguistic visual ERP task indicated that the
older group of subjects demonstrated significantly longer P300 latencies and significantly …
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To further investigate the effects that argument structure can have on language processing,
reaction-time (RT) and event-related potential (ERP) data were collected for 14 younger
subjects (M= 23 years) and 13 older subjects (M= 66 years). A cross-modal lexical decision
(CMLD) task, involving online processing of high-and low-complexity verbs embedded in
sentences, was used. Results of a baseline nonlinguistic visual ERP task indicated that the
older group of subjects demonstrated significantly longer P300 latencies and significantly …
reaction-time (RT) and event-related potential (ERP) data were collected for 14 younger
subjects (M= 23 years) and 13 older subjects (M= 66 years). A cross-modal lexical decision
(CMLD) task, involving online processing of high-and low-complexity verbs embedded in
sentences, was used. Results of a baseline nonlinguistic visual ERP task indicated that the
older group of subjects demonstrated significantly longer P300 latencies and significantly …
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