Evidence for early morphological decomposition: Combining masked priming with magnetoencephalography
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...Taking advantage of the temporal resolution of MEG, here we separately examine both the hypothesized earlier derivational family entropy effect on lexical access for a stem, as well as the hypothesized later surface frequency effect on recombination of stem and affix....
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...Using MEG, Lehtonen, Monahan, and Poeppel (2011) found similar effects for regular derived words at a latency of !...
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...…models would assume (Plaut & Gonnerman, 2000; Seidenberg & Gonnerman, 2000) and are also in contrast with hypotheses put forward by supralexical models (Giraudo & Grainger, 2000, 2001), which assume that morpheme-based representations are accessed only after whole-word representations....
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...…& Baayen, 1995; Niemi et al., 1994; Caramazza, 1988; Caramazza et al., 1988), (2) those that support late decomposition (supralexical model; Giraudo & Grainger, 2000, 2001), and (3) connectionist models (Bybee & McClelland, 2005; Plaut & Gonnerman, 2000), wherein morphological structure is…...
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...…the hypothesized decomposition occurs early, at a prelexical or word-form level (sublexical models; see, e.g., Taft, 2004; Taft & Forster, 1975), or late, at a level where modality-independent (lexical) representations are accessed (supralexical models; e.g., Giraudo & Grainger, 2000, 2001)....
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...The authors argue that the data, thus, support neither the prelexical decomposition account nor the original supralexical model (Giraudo & Grainger, 2001) but could be explained by a more interactive account that does not need to posit the existence of explicit morphological representations....
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...The nature of the representation of morphologically complex words has been a hotly debated issue in psycholinguistics and more recently in the cognitive neuroscience of language (Marslen-Wilson & Tyler, 2007; Devlin, Jamison, Matthews, & Gonnerman, 2004)....
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...This is in contrast to the full, across-the-board decomposition view but is in line with dual-route models (e.g., Schreuder & Baayen, 1995), which assume that the early access to morphologically complex or pseudocomplex words may occur via decomposition, accessing full-form representations or both,…...
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...Parallel dual route models (Baayen, Dijkstra, & Schreuder, 1997; Schreuder & Baayen, 1995; Niemi, Laine, & Tuominen, 1994; Caramazza, 1988; Caramazza, Laudanna, & Romani, 1988) assume that both decomposed and full-form representations may be activated early, and the primary route used is dependent…...
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...…groups: (1) those that incorporate early decomposition (full decomposition and parallel dual routes models; Stockall & Marantz, 2006; Taft, 2004; Schreuder & Baayen, 1995; Niemi et al., 1994; Caramazza, 1988; Caramazza et al., 1988), (2) those that support late decomposition (supralexical…...
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...…by guest on 15 May 2021 ranging from full, across-the-board decomposition for all morphologically complex words (Stockall & Marantz, 2006; Taft, 1979, 2004) to postulating no role for morphemic representations (Plaut & Gonnerman, 2000)....
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...…these models can be divided into three groups: (1) those that incorporate early decomposition (full decomposition and parallel dual routes models; Stockall & Marantz, 2006; Taft, 2004; Schreuder & Baayen, 1995; Niemi et al., 1994; Caramazza, 1988; Caramazza et al., 1988), (2) those that support…...
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