A masked priming paradigm was used to examine the role of the root and verbal-pattern morphemes in lexical access within the verbal system of Hebrew. Previous research within the nominal system had showed facilitatory effects from masked primes that shared the same root as the target word, but not when the primes shared the word pattern (R. Frost, K. I. Forster, & A. Deutsch, 1997). In contrast...

Current models of word recognition differ on the potential influence of lexical knowledge on sublexical processes. The present study addresses this issue through a paradigm based on the perceptual ‘‘migration’’ of linguistic units between two stimuli presented simultaneously, resulting in an illusory percept. For example, ‘‘kinrtrorverrsy’’ and ‘‘bosrglorrarfe’’ were played at the same time, wi...

The present paper aims at the analysis of lexical innovations in sphere journalism. For achieving them a set procedures were fulfilled to show peculiarities journalism and number methods used. descriptive method helped analyze selected words word combinations, component proved valuable regard semantic structure or vocabulary. Word building classification was helpful defining predominant kind fo...

Theories of language production are monolingual but the world is multilingual. In the domain of word-form encoding, it is clear that languages rely differentially on different phonological units, challenging the generality of the monolingual theories. To address this, we propose the proximate units principle, which holds that the initial selection of sub-lexical phonological units (syllables, m...

This study aims to introduce Prof. Nihal Çalışkan’s entitled A Vocabulary Proposal Aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages towards Turkish A1 and A2 Levels. The teaching that has made a rapid improvement in recent years draws great deal attention as foreign/ second language. Nonetheless, lack word/ vocabulary lists stands out this field. is based on corpus linguist...

The article is devoted to the study of latest word formations in different structured languages that appeared information Internet space during coronavirus pandemic. Lexical units Russian-, French- and English-language news resources are considered. In process analysis, authors apply methodology classification models neologisms borrowings identify degree their integration recipient language. Va...

When asked to report the color of a target letter in a briefly presented word or pseudoword, Ss were more likely to report the color of letters from the same syllablelike unit than the color of other letters. Because Ss were not required to make a lexical decision or naming response, the multiletter units that are revealed by this task arise automatically. It was found that the syllablelike uni...

Virtually all current models of spoken word recognition share the assumption that the perception of spoken words involves two fundamental processes: activation and competition (see P. In such activation–competition models, the hallmark of the discrimination process is competition among multiple representations of words activated in memory. As a result, the role of competition has been a primary...

This paper focuses on the learning of multi-word lexical units, or phrases, and how to model them within the variable n-gram framework. We introduce the notion of contextdependent phrases and suggest an algorithm for unsupervised learning of phrases. Also, we propose an approach to integrate a phrase grammar and a variable n-gram without the need of explicitly handling multi-word lexical items....

This paper is an attempt to show that specialized lexical combinations (word groups used in special languages) – even though they share some similarities with collocations (word groups used in general language) – do not behave exactly like them. Thus, they should not be described using the apparatuses lexicographers usually resort to. We will demonstrate that, in most specialized lexical combin...