Running head: Word recognition

Running head: METRICAL EXPECTATIONS INFLUENCE WORD RECOGNITION 1 Metrical expectations from preceding prosody influence perception of lexical stress Date of resubmission: 9/21/2014 Running head: METRICAL EXPECTATIONS INFLUENCE WORD RECOGNITION 2 Metrical expectations from preceding prosody influence perception of lexical stress

Self-Focus 1 Running Head: IMPLICIT ASSESSMENT OF SELF-FOCUS Noticing the Self: Implicit Assessment of Self-Focused Attention Using Word Recognition Latencies

Running head: PRECEDING PROSODY INFLUENCES LEXICAL INTERPRETATION Expectations from preceding prosody influence segmentation in online sentence processing

Previous work examining prosodic cues in online spoken-word recognition has focused primarily on local cues to word identity. However, recent studies have suggested that utterance-level prosodic patterns can also influence the interpretation of subsequent sequences of lexically ambiguous syllables (Dilley & McAuley, 2008; Dilley, Mattys, & Vinke, 2010). To test the hypothesis that these distal ...

Phonology and Gender Retrieval 1 Running Head: PHONOLOGY AND GENDER RETRIEVAL Phonological Regularities and Grammatical Gender Retrieval in Spoken Word Recognition and Word Production

Two experiments investigate whether native speakers of French can use a noun's phonological ending to retrieve its gender and that of a gender-marked element. In Experiment 1, participants performed a gender decision task on the noun's gender-marked determiner for auditorily presented nouns. Noun endings with high predictive values were selected. The noun stimuli could either belong to the gend...

RUNNING HEAD: NEURAL PREDICTOR OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE Predicting Persuasion-Induced Behavior Change from the Brain

Word Count: 121 Main Text Word Count: 2302 NEURAL PREDICTOR OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE 2