Previous studies found that an automatic meaning-composition process affects the
processing of morphologically complex words, and related this operation to conceptual …

While morphemes are theoretically defined as linguistic units linking form and meaning,
semantic effects in morphological processing are not reported consistently in the literature …

Speakers of languages with synchronically productive compounding systems, such as
English, are likely to encounter new compounds on a daily basis. These can only be useful …

Abstract The Large Database of English Pseudo-compounds (LaDEP) contains nearly 7500
English words which mimic, but do not truly possess, a compound morphemic structure …

Embedded morphemes are thought to become available during the processing of multi-
morphemic words, and impact access to the whole word. According to the edge-aligned …

Les théories de la reconnaissance des mots «multimorphémiques» postulent généralement
que l'accès au mot à morphèmes multiples tout entier passe par la représentation de ses …

Typing slows at the middle of the word. The exact nature of the slowdown is still disputed.
Research on attentional and motoric effects in typing suggests that the slowdown is purely a …

The question of whether lexical decomposition is driven by semantic transparency in the
lexical processing of morphologically complex words, such as compounds, remains …

Psycholinguists have yet to reach a consensus on what role constituent morphemes play in
the processing of compound words, although some recent work suggests that morphemes …

Writing assessment was conducted using the orthographic neighborhood size as a
numerical measure of transforming literacy to numeracy. The neighborhood size was …