A Further Account . . .

Generalizations on variations in comprehension and production: a further source of variation and a possible account.

Many types of variation can be found in agrammatic aphasia. Drai and Grodzinsky (in press) presented a convincing account for variations between syntactic structures, between individuals and across languages. However, there is one source of variation that is not accounted for by their approach: the variation that exists within individuals with agrammatism between different structures that are d...

A Further Note on Runs in Independent Sequences

Given a sequence of letters generated independently from a finite alphabet, we consider the case when more than one, but not all, letters are generated with the highest probability. The length of the longest run of any of these letters is shown to be one greater than the length of the longest run in a particular state of an associated Markov chain. Using results of Foulser and Karlin (19...

awareness in Avicenna , Suhrawardi and Mulla sadra A synoptic account

Further Investingation in Conditional Probability

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Masked onset priming effect for high-frequency words: further support for the speech-planning account.

Two experiments investigated whether priming due to a match in just the onset between a masked prime and target is found with high-frequency target words. Forster and Davis (1991, Exp. 5) reported that the masked onset priming effect was absent for high-frequency words and used the finding to argue that the effect has its locus in the grapheme-phoneme mapping process that operates serially with...