W Onifer, DA Swinney - Memory & Cognition, 1981 - Springer
Two hypotheses concerning the nature of lexical access, the exhaustive access and the terminating ordered search hypotheses, were examined in two separate studies using a …
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on two types of ambiguity: lexical and syntactic ambiguity. The two kinds of ambiguity can interact—for example, adopting noun vs. verb …
Current psycholinguistic theories of sentence processing vary along several dimensions. In terms of the architecture of the system, proposals range from those entailing a highly …
The fundamental concerns of the field of cognitive psychology-understanding the nature of the mental representation of information and the processes which operate on those …
Abstract Models of lexical ambiguity resolution posit a role for context, but this construct has remained relatively undefined in the literature. The present study isolated two different forms …
DA Swinney - Journal of verbal learning and verbal behavior, 1979 - Elsevier
The effects of prior semantic context upon lexical access during sentence comprehension were examined in two experiments. In both studies, subjects comprehended auditorily …
Much of the richness of lexical representation comes from semantic and syntactic information that becomes apparent only when one considers how lexical representation …
Research concerning structure and processing in the mental lexicon has achieved central prominence within cognitive psychology and psycholinguistics. Historically, however, much …
MC MacDonald - Language and cognitive processes, 1997 - Taylor & Francis
This introduction reviews some history of how lexical representations have come to play an important role in sentence processing research. It discusses a number of issues related to …