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Article: Negative priming from the non-selected meaning of the homograph.(inhibition and semantics)(Statistical Data Included)
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- British Journal of Psychology
- Article date:
- February 1, 2002
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Francisco Nievas (1)
Paloma Mari-Beffa (2)(*)
In this article we address the question of whether semantic ambiguity resolution involves the central inhibition of the non-selected meaning of a homograph. Most previous studies on this topic have either not clearly required semantic selection, or have induced this disambiguation by manipulating the context. These studies have not observed clear inhibitory effects on the non-selected meaning of the type studied in negative priming. We suggest that this kind of central inhibition may depend on task demands, and will be more easily observed in tasks where meaning selection is clearly required and is not made ...
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