Search Results - "Goh, Winston D."

LexiCAL: A calculator for lexical variables by Chee, Qian Wen, Chow, Keng Ji, Goh, Winston D, Yap, Melvin J

“…While a number of tools have been developed for researchers to compute the lexical characteristics of words, extant resources are limited in their useability…”
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Testing the myth of the encoding–retrieval match by Goh, Winston D., Lu, Sharon H. X.

“…The view that successful memory performance depends importantly on the extent to which there is a match between the encoding and retrieval conditions is…”
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How We Think about Temporal Words: A Gestural Priming Study in English and Chinese by Ng, Melvin M R, Goh, Winston D, Yap, Melvin J, Tse, Chi-Shing, So, Wing-Chee

“…Spatial metaphors are used to represent and reason about time. Such metaphors are typically arranged along the sagittal axis in most languages. For example, in…”
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Articulation effects in melody recognition memory by Wee Hun Lim, Stephen, Goh, Winston D.

“…Various surface features-timbre, tempo, and pitch-influence melody recognition memory, but articulation format effects, if any, remain unknown. For the first…”
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The Auditory English Lexicon Project: A multi-talker, multi-region psycholinguistic database of 10,170 spoken words and nonwords by Goh, Winston D., Yap, Melvin J., Chee, Qian Wen

“…The Auditory English Lexicon Project (AELP) is a multi-talker, multi-region psycholinguistic database of 10,170 spoken words and 10,170 spoken nonwords. Six…”
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The role of semantic transparency in visual word recognition of compound words: A megastudy approach by Kim, Say Young, Yap, Melvin J., Goh, Winston D.

“…Previous studies on visual word recognition of compound words have provided evidence for the influence of lexical properties (e.g., length, frequency) and…”
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Consistency norms for 37,677 english words by Chee, Qian Wen, Chow, Keng Ji, Yap, Melvin J., Goh, Winston D.

“…Consistency reflects the mapping between spelling and sound. That is, a word is feedforward consistent if its pronunciation matches that of similarly spelled…”
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An item-level analysis of lexical-semantic effects in free recall and recognition memory using the megastudy approach by Lau, Mabel C, Goh, Winston D, Yap, Melvin J

“…Psycholinguists have developed a number of measures to tap different aspects of a word’s semantic representation. The influence of these measures on lexical…”
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Cross-modal masked repetition and semantic priming in auditory lexical decision by Chng, Krystal Y. T., Yap, Melvin J., Goh, Winston D.

“…The underlying processes and mechanisms supporting the recognition of visually and auditorily presented words have received considerable attention in the…”
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False recognition modality effects in short-term memory: Reversing the auditory advantage by Lim, Lionel C.L., Goh, Winston D.

“…The auditory advantage in short-term false recognition – reduced false memories for auditory compared to visually presented words (Olszewska, Reuter-lorenz,…”
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Semantic Richness Effects in Spoken Word Recognition: A Lexical Decision and Semantic Categorization Megastudy by Goh, Winston D, Yap, Melvin J, Lau, Mabel C, Ng, Melvin M R, Tan, Luuan-Chin

“…A large number of studies have demonstrated that semantic richness dimensions [e.g., number of features, semantic neighborhood density, semantic diversity ,…”
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Processing dependencies of segmental and suprasegmental information: effects of emotion, lexical tone, and consonant variation by Singh, Leher, Lee, Quentin, Goh, Winston D.

“…Human speech carries segmental (phonemic) as well as suprasegmental (non-phonemic) detail. The current study aims to determine the extent to which processing…”
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Recognition memory for foreign language lexical stress by Suárez, Lidia, Goh, Winston D.

“…This study investigated whether English speakers retained the lexical stress patterns of newly learned Spanish words. Participants studied spoken Spanish words…”
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Observing neighborhood effects without neighbors by Suárez, Lidia, Tan, Seok Hui, Yap, Melvin J., Goh, Winston D.

“…With a new metric called phonological Levenshtein distance (PLD20), the present study explores the effects of phonological similarity and word frequency on…”
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Variability and recognition memory: Are there analogous indexical effects in music and speech? by Lim, Stephen Wee Hun, Goh, Winston D.

“…Indexical effects refer to the influence of surface variability of the to-be-remembered items, such as different voices speaking the same words or different…”
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Talker Variability and Recognition Memory: Instance-Specific and Voice-Specific Effects by Goh, Winston D

“…The author investigated voice context effects in recognition memory for words spoken by multiple talkers by comparing performance when studied words were…”
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Distributional analyses in auditory lexical decision: Neighborhood density and word-frequency effects by Goh, Winston D., Suárez, Lidia, Yap, Melvin J., Tan, Seok Hui

“…In the present article, the effects of phonological neighborhood density and word frequency in spoken word recognition were examined using distributional…”
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Exploring dimensionality in the contamination-relevant semantic network with simulated obsessions and association splitting by Ching, Terence H.W, Goh, Winston D, Tan, Gabriel

“…Abstract The semantic network approach to obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) represents a new cognitive approach to understanding the condition. With a…”
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Audio-Visual Perception of Sinewave Speech in an Adult Cochlear Implant User: A Case Study by Goh, Winston D, Pisoni, David B, Kirk, Karen I, Remez, Robert E

“…OBJECTIVEThe purpose of this case study was to investigate multimodal perceptual coherence in speech perception in an exceptionally good postlingually deafened…”
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Proactive interference and cuing effects in short-term cued recall: Does foil context matter? by GOH, Winston D, HUIQIN TAN

“…Tehan and Humphreys's (1995, 1996) short-term cued recall paradigm showed that recall in short-term memory is cue driven. In critical trials, the participants…”
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