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An adequate account of ''spoken word access processes''is going to require, if nothing else,
a convincing de nition of the notion ''word''. Without knowing what is being accessed, it will …

The patterns of semantic errors in speaking and writing are used to constrain claims about
the structure of lexical access mechanisms in speech and written language production. It is …

In the model of human speech perception to be described in this chapter, our concern is with
the process by which human listeners are able to extract word sequences from running …

Publisher Summary Each of us possesses a mental lexicon that characterizes thousands of
morphemes and tens of thousands of words. The lexicon contains facts concerning the …

The authors attempted to determine whether surface representations of spoken words are
mapped onto underlying, abstract representations. In particular, they tested the hypothesis …

A group of subjects performed a lexical decision task in which target words were preceded
by a number of different prime types: semantically related words, nonwords in which the …

This paper introduces a special issue of Cognition on lexical access in speech production.
Over the last quarter century, the psycholinguistic study of speaking, and in particular of …

We introduce the papers in this special issue by summarising the current major issues in
spoken word recognition. We argue that a full understanding of the process of lexical access …

Discussions of lexical access, whether for heard or read words, now generally accept that a
number of lexical candidates compete for recognition during a process which ultimately …