WJM Levelt - Trends in cognitive sciences, 1999 - cell.com
… This indicates the existence of two modular levels of processing in sentence production, a level where syntactic functions are assigned and a level where the ordering of forms (…
… Loftus-type network to iccorporate iemma-level nodes. Then it becomes not only possible to … of picture-word interference. Garrett (this issue) also argues for a lemma level as interface …
VS Ferreira, H Pashler - Journal of Experimental Psychology …, 2002 - psycnet.apa.org
… In Experiment 2, pictures were presented with simultaneous distractor words… word-production stages—lemma and phonological word-form selection—are subject to a central processing …
P Indefrey, WJM Levelt - Cognition, 2004 - Elsevier
… distinguishable activation in wordproduction tasks, are … components of the wordproduction process. For instance, the … We assume that spoken words are processed at the level of …
WJM Levelt, A Roelofs, AS Meyer - Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 1999 - cambridge.org
… We will then turn in more detail to the four levels of processing involved in the theory: the activation of lexical concepts, the selection of lemmas, the morphological and phonological …
SM Wilson, AL Isenberg, G Hickok - Human brain mapping, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
… of regions involved in wordproduction, we used event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to identify brain areas where blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) …
P Indefrey - Frontiers in psychology, 2011 - frontiersin.org
… In the first decade of neurocognitive wordproduction research the predominant … word production tasks, such as picture naming and word generation, compared to more or less low-level …
Å Wengelin - Writing and cognition, 2007 - brill.com
… choice and word encoding, we would expect them to have a higher proportion of word-level … The second is to investigate one aspect of the finally edited product — and of writing quality …
WJM Levelt, AS Meyer - European Journal of Cognitive …, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
… This is apparently also the case for phonological encoding processes. By spreading them thin, we keep processing load at a comfortable level. What speakers apparently do tolerate in …