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Phonological inhibition in written production by Feng, Chen, Qu, Qingqing

“…The present study investigated the contribution of phonological relatedness on written production using the blocked cyclic naming paradigm. Participants were…”
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Orthographic effects in Mandarin spoken language production by Qu, Qingqing, Damian, Markus F.

“…For literate individuals, does the spoken production of language involve access to orthographic codes? Previous research has rendered mixed results, with a few…”
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The role of orthography in second-language spoken word production: Evidence from Tibetan Chinese bilinguals by Qu, Qingqing, Damian, Markus F

“…Evidence suggests that spoken language production involves involuntary access to orthographic representations, both in languages with alphabetic and…”
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Sound-sized segments are significant for Mandarin speakers by Qu, Qingqing, Damian, Markus F, Kazanina, Nina

“…Do speakers of all languages use segmental speech sounds when they produce words? Existing models of language production generally assume a mental…”
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A dataset of behavioral measures on Chinese word production in picture naming by Feng, Chen, Damian, Markus F., Qu, Qingqing

“…Most studies of language production have been conducted with speakers of alphabetic languages, but relatively little research has examined languages with…”
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Co-activation of Taxonomic and Thematic Relations in Spoken Word Comprehension: Evidence From Eye Movements by Xu, Pingping, Qu, Qingqing, Shen, Wei, Li, Xingshan

“…Evidence from behavior, computational linguistics, and neuroscience studies supported that semantic knowledge is represented in (at least) two semantic systems…”
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Phonology Contributes to Writing: Evidence From Written Word Production in a Nonalphabetic Script by Qu, Qingqing, Damian, Markus F., Zhang, Qingfang, Zhu, Xuebing

“…Is the production of written words affected by their phonological properties? Most researchers agree that orthographic codes can be accessed directly from…”
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Reply to O’Seaghdha et al.: Primary phonological planning units in Chinese are phonemically specified by Qu, Qingqing, Damian, Markus F, Kazanina, Nina

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Verbal working memory capacity modulates semantic and phonological prediction in spoken comprehension by Li, Xinjing, Qu, Qingqing

“…Mounting evidence suggests that people may use multiple cues to predict different levels of representation (e.g., semantic, syntactic, and phonological) during…”
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Verbal working memory capacity modulates semantic and phonological prediction in spoken comprehension by Li, Xinjing, Qu, Qingqing

“…Mounting evidence suggests that people may use multiple cues to predict different levels of representation (e.g., semantic, syntactic, and phonological) during…”
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Predicting coarse-grained semantic features in language comprehension: evidence from ERP representational similarity analysis and Chinese classifier by Huang, Zirui, Feng, Chen, Qu, Qingqing

“…Abstract Existing studies demonstrate that comprehenders can predict semantic information during language comprehension. Most evidence comes from a highly…”
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Predicting phonology in language comprehension: Evidence from the visual world eye-tracking task in Mandarin Chinese by Li, Xinjing, Li, Xingshan, Qu, Qingqing

“…Whereas a growing body of research demonstrates that people may predict conceptual representations during language comprehension, evidence for phonological…”
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The primacy of taxonomic semantic organization over thematic semantic organization during picture naming by Zhai, Mingjun, Feng, Chen, Qu, Qingqing, Fischer-Baum, Simon

“…Different organizational structures have been argued to underlie semantic knowledge about concepts; taxonomic organization, based on shared features, and…”
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Predicting phonological information in language comprehension: evidence from ERP representational similarity analysis and Chinese idioms by Wei, Wei, Huang, Zirui, Feng, Chen, Qu, Qingqing

“…Abstract Do comprehenders predict the meaning and even the phonological form of upcoming words during language comprehension? With a growing body of evidence…”
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Interference effects of phonological similarity in word production arise from competitive incremental learning by Qu, Qingqing, Feng, Chen, Damian, Markus F.

“…In the blocked cyclic naming task, native Mandarin speakers named pictures with disyllabic names in small sets and blocks, with the critical manipulation…”
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A Joint Investigation of Facilitation and Interference Effects of Semantic and Phonological Similarity in a Continuous Naming Task by Feng, Chen, Damian, Markus F., Qu, Qingqing

“…Semantic and phonological similarity effects provide critical constraints on the mechanisms underlying language production. In the present study, we jointly…”
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Visual attention shift to printed words during spoken word recognition in Chinese: The role of phonological information by Shen, Wei, Qu, Qingqing, Tong, Xiuhong

“…The aim of this study was to investigate the extent to which phonological information mediates the visual attention shift to printed Chinese words in spoken…”
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Tracking the time course of lexical access in orthographic production: An event-related potential study of word frequency effects in written picture naming by Qu, Qingqing, Zhang, Qingfang, Damian, Markus F.

“…•We investigated the time course of lexical access in written word production.•We manipulated word frequency as an index of lexical access.•Writing latencies…”
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Semantic information mediates visual attention during spoken word recognition in Chinese: Evidence from the printed-word version of the visual-world paradigm by Shen, Wei, Qu, Qingqing, Li, Xingshan

“…In the present study, we investigated whether the activation of semantic information during spoken word recognition can mediate visual attention’s deployment…”
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Orthographic Effects in Second-Language Spoken-Word Recognition by Qu, Qingqing, Cui, Zhanling, Damian, Markus F

“…Evidence from both alphabetic and nonalphabetic languages has suggested the role of orthography in the processing of spoken words in individuals' native…”
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