Articulatory Settings of Japanese–English Bilinguals
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DOI: 10.1177/00238309251353727
Abstract: Articulatory setting, the underlying tendency of the articulators to assume a certain overall configuration during speech, is language-specific and can be measured by observing the inter-speech posture (ISP) of the articulators during the brief pauses… read more here.
Keywords: settings japanese; japanese english; articulatory settings; mean measured ... See more keywords
Morphological Priming Effects in L2 English Verbs for Japanese-English Bilinguals
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.742965
Abstract: For native (L1) English readers, masked presentations of past-tense verb primes (e.g., fell and looked) produce faster lexical decision latencies to their present-tense targets (e.g., FALL and LOOK) than orthographically related (e.g., fill and loose)… read more here.
Keywords: morphological priming; past tense; verb primes; english bilinguals ... See more keywords