What the Repetition Priming Methodology Reveals about Morphological Aspects of Word Recognition

In Jeffrey S. Bowers & Chad J. Marsolek (eds.), Rethinking Implicit Memory. Oxford University Press UK (2002)
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This chapter summarizes what the long-term repetition priming methodology with lexical decision has revealed about morphological processing. It selectively samples over studies conducted in a variety of languages, but focuses on previous work in English. Morphological facilitation in the long-term repetition priming task is assessed by comparing lexical decision latency or accuracy to the target preceded by a morphological relative to firstly a first presentation of the target word and secondly an identical repetition of the target word. Sometimes researchers use the percent of identity facilitation rather than the magnitude of facilitation as a measure of morphological facilitation.

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