Psycholinguistic research has been concerned with the processing and representation of
morphologically complex words for many decades. Leading questions are whether complex …

This study reports results from psycholinguistic experiments (visual lexical decision, masked
priming) examining the processing of derived German nouns with the nominalizing suffix …

This study examines the extent to which complex inflectional patterns found in Turkish, a
language with a rich agglutinating morphology, can be described as formulaic. It is found …

There is little agreement on the mechanisms involved in second language (L2) processing
of regular and irregular inflectional morphology and on the exact role of age, amount, and …

Most psycholinguistic models of lexical processing assume that the comprehension and
production of inflected forms is mediated by morphemic constituents. Several more recent …

The process by which awareness and/or knowledge of linguistic categories arises from
exposure to patterns in data alone, known as emergence, is the corner stone of usage …

We investigated neural distinctions between inflectional and derivational morphology and
their interaction with lexical frequency using the mismatch negativity (MMN), an established …

Current evidence suggests that there is a difference between the representations of
multimorphemic words in production and perception. In perception, it is widely believed that …

We investigated the behavioral and brain responses (ERPs) of bilingual word recognition to
three fundamental psycholinguistic factors, frequency, morphology, and lexicality, in early …

Introduction. Beyond the Obvious: Do Second Language Learners Process Inflectional
Morphology? Page 1 Language Learning ISSN 0023-8333 Introduction. Beyond the Obvious …