Abstract Rastle et al.(2004) reported that true (eg, walker) and pseudo (eg, corner) multi-
morphemic words prime their stem words more than form controls do (eg, brothel priming …

Reading development involves several changes in orthographic processing. A key question
is,“how does the coding of letters develops in children learning to read?” Masked priming …

Transposing two words in a sentence (eg “cat” and “was” in “the white cat was big”) creates
a sequence that is harder to classify as ungrammatical than control sequences (eg “the …

The masked priming technique (which compares#####-house-HOUSE vs.#####-fight-
HOUSE) is the gold-standard tool to examine the initial moments of word processing. Lupker …

When reading polysyllabic words, assignment of lexical stress is a challenge for readers,
especially in languages, such as English or Italian, in which stress position is not strictly …

Duñabeitia et al.(NeuroImage 54 (4), 3004-3009, 2011) demonstrated that mirror letters
induce the same electrophysiological response as canonical letters during the orthographic …

Reading is a very complex task in which readers obtain information to promote reading from
not only the fixated word located in the foveal area but also non-fixated words located in the …

Letters are often repeated in words in many languages. The present work explored the
mechanisms underlying processing of repeated and unique letters in strings across three …

Studies using a relatedness judgement task have found differences between prime-target
word pairs that vary in the degree of semantic relatedness. However, the influence of …

Computational models of bilingual word recognition, such as the Multilink+ (Dijkstra et al.,
2023) assume that lexical access is language non-selective. When presented with a target …