Cross-priming

Cross-modal Repetition Priming

Multimodal speech perception has become a topic of considerable interest to speech researchers. Previous research has demonstrated that perceivers use information from the visual modality to inform the process of spoken word recognition. In this paper, we used a cross-modal repetition priming paradigm to explore questions about multimodal speech perception. First, we report that participants id...

Cross-Modal Semantic Priming

The cross-modal semantic priming paradigm is described, including its underlying rationale and the different tasks with which it is combined. The major characteristics of the paradigm—the type of stimuli used, the dependent and independent variables typically manipulated—are then introduced. Also, its main advantages and drawbacks are discussed. Finally, the most important areas of application ...

Cross-priming: its beginnings.

Asymmetrical cross-language priming effects.

Three experiments were conducted to examine cross-language priming in bilinguals. The first was a cross-language primed lexical decision task experiment with Chinese-English bilinguals. Subjects made lexical decisions about primary associate targets in the two languages at the same rate, but priming occurred only when the prime was in their first language (L1), Chinese, and the target was in th...

Neutrophil Involvement in Cross-Priming