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Hungarian cross-modal priming and treatment of nonsense words supports the dual-process hypothesis
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 December 1999
Abstract
Hungarian data provide support for differences in processing regular and irregular morphologies. Stronger priming was observed with “regular” stem types compared to “irregular” ones. Use of nonwords showed a reliance on the grammatical structure of the nonword: Analogical extension of “irregulars” can be observed only in “root” contexts; in other contexts all types were largely overregularized.
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