Word-based models of morphology propose that complex words are stored without
reference to morphemes. One of the questions that arises is whether information about word …

We investigate the storage and processing of sound and broken plural forms in the Maltese
lexicon by means of a cross-modal priming study. The results show no significant differences …

Which factors determine the choice of a plural allomorph for a new singular form? Are
regular mappings stored differently from irregular mappings? Do native speakers only rely …

Morpheme segmentation is a process in language learning where the learner must parse
morphologically complex words into their component parts (eg, stems and affixes) …

This study challenges a computational implementation of Word and Paradigm Morphology
with the task of modeling the semi-productive noun system of Maltese, which combines a …

We examined whether morphological decomposition takes place in early stages of learning
a novel language, and whether morphological structure (linear vs. non-linear) influences …

This dissertation presents four iterative experiments which explore the quantitative benefits
of introducing linguistics to language learners. Previous work has connected exploration of …

Morphology is the study of how form and meaning are combined to form complex words.
While previous studies of morphology learning rely on semantic associations of continuous …

Morpheme segmentation is a process in language learning where the learner must parse
morphologically complex words into their component parts (eg, stems and affixes) …

While most morphemes in the world's language involve continuous structure or
concatenation (eg, prefixes and suffixes), many languages show some form of non-adjacent …