This paper reviews recent research on the effects of “orthographic neighbors”(ie, words that
can be created by changing one letter of the stimulus item, preserving letter positions, see …

Three experiments were carried out to analyze the role of syllable frequency in lexical
decision and naming. The results show inhibitory effects of syllable frequency in the lexical …

Three types of sublexical units were studied in Spanish visual word recognition: the syllable,
the basic orthographic syllabic structure (BOSS), and the root morpheme. In Experiment 1 …

Two experiments tested the role of syllable frequency in word recognition, recently
suggested in Spanish, in another shallow orthography, German. Like in Spanish, word …

A number of studies have shown that syllables play an important role in visual word
recognition in Spanish. We report three lexical decision experiments with a masked priming …

The experiments presented here used a visual version of the syllable monitoring technique
(Mehler, Dommergues, Frauenfelder, & Segui, 1981) to investigate the role of syllabic units …

Four lexical decision experiments using a masked priming paradigm were conducted to
analyze whether the previous presentation of a syllabic neighbor (a word sharing the same …

Five experiments investigated the role of sublexical units in English single word production.
L. Ferrand, J. Segui, and GW Humphreys (1997) reported a priming effect that was most …

Two cross-modal priming experiments address issues concerning the representation and
processing of regular and irregular morphology in English as well as methodological issues …

Responding optimally with unknown sources of evidence (ROUSE) is a theory of short-term
priming applied to associative, orthographic–phonemic, and repetition priming. In our …