Search Results - "Van Orden, G"

Word Identification in Reading and the Promise of Subsymbolic Psycholinguistics by Van Orden, Guy C, Pennington, Bruce F, Stone, Gregory O

“…The vast literature concerning printed word identification either contradicts or provides ambiguous support for each of the central hypotheses of dual-process…”
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An interaction-dominant perspective on reading fluency and dyslexia by Wijnants, M. L., Hasselman, F., Cox, R. F. A., Bosman, A. M. T., Van Orden, G.

“…The background noise of response times is often overlooked in scientific inquiries of cognitive performances. However, it is becoming widely acknowledged in…”
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Word Identification in Reading Proceeds From Spelling to Sound to Meaning by Van Orden, Guy C, Johnston, James C, Hale, Benita L

“…Van Orden (1987) reported that false positive errors in a categorization task are elevated for homophonic foils (e.g., HARE for A PART OF THE HUMAN BODY ). Two…”
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A trade-off study revealing nested timescales of constraint by Wijnants, M L, Cox, R F A, Hasselman, F, Bosman, A M T, Van Orden, G

“…This study investigates human performance in a cyclic Fitts task at three different scales of observation, either in the presence (difficult condition) or in…”
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Pathway selection's utility for control of word recognition by Gibbs, P, Van Orden, G C

“…Regularity effects signify assembled phonology: the nonlexical pathway in word recognition. Assembled phonology may be strategically controlled. When task…”
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Reading homographs: orthographic, phonologic, and semantic dynamics by Gottlob, L R, Goldinger, S D, Stone, G O, Van Orden, G C

“…Reading processes were compared across 3 word types: homographs (separate pronunciations and meanings, such as lead), homonyms (singular pronunciations but…”
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A ROWS is a ROSE: spelling, sound, and reading by VAN ORDEN, G. C

“…Skilled readers generally are assumed to make little or no use of words' phonological features in visual word identification. Contrary to this assumption, Coll…”
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Phonological Processing Skills and Deficits in Adult Dyslexics by Pennington, Bruce F., van Orden, Guy C., Smith, Shelley D., Green, Phyllis A., Haith, Marshall M.

“…This article presents 4 experiments aimed at defining the primary underlying phonological processing deficit(s) in adult dyslexia. 5 phonological processes,…”
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Phonology can help or hurt the perception of print by Ziegler, J C, Van Orden, G C, Jacobs, A M

“…Phonological manipulations affect performance in a letter search task that requires only a shallow level of processing. In Experiment 1, phonology reduced…”
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Functional Neuroimages Fail to Discover Pieces of Mind in the Parts of the Brain by Van Orden, Guy C., Paap, Kenneth R.

“…The method of positron emission tomography (PET imaging) illustrates the circular logic popular in subtractive neuroimaging and linear reductive cognitive…”
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Pseudohomophones and word recognition by VANHOY, Mickie, VAN ORDEN, Guy C

“…Pseudohomophones play an important role in visual word recognition research, but they are not often themselves the object of experimental inquiry. In…”
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When SOFA primes touch: Interdependence of spelling, sound, and meaning in semantically mediated phonological priming by FARRAR IV, William T, VAN ORDEN, Guy C, HAMOUZ, Victoria

“…Three experiments test for semantically mediated priming of a word's phonology (e.g., sofa, an associate of couch, primes naming performance to touch). In the…”
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Are words represented by nodes? by STONE, G. O, VAN ORDEN, G. C

“…Semantic priming in a lexical decision task was investigated with concurrent pretarget and posttarget primes. The posttarget prime also served as a pattern…”
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Self-Organization of Cognitive Performance by Van Orden, Guy C, Holden, John G, Turvey, Michael T

“…Background noise is the irregular variation across repeated measurements of human performance. Background noise remains after task and treatment effects are…”
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Resolving empirical inconsistencies concerning priming, frequency, and nonword foils in lexical decision by Stone, G O, Van Orden, G C

“…Two inconsistencies in the priming literature were investigated. Schuberth and Eimas (1977) reported that semantic priming and frequency have additive effects…”
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Human Cognition and 1/f Scaling by Van Orden, Guy C, Holden, John G, Turvey, Michael T

“…Ubiquitous 1/ f scaling in human cognition and physiology suggests a mind-body interaction that contradicts commonly held assumptions. The intrinsic dynamics…”
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Perception Is a Two-Way Street: Feedforward and Feedback Phonology in Visual Word Recognition by Stone, Gregory O., Vanhoy, Mickie, Orden, Guy C.Van

“…The influence of phonology on visual word perception tasks is often indexed by the presence or absence ofconsistency effects.Consistency concerns whether there…”
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Interdependence of form and function in cognitive systems explains perception of printed words by Van Orden, G C, Goldinger, S D

“…Perception is described within a complex systems framework that includes several constructs: resonance, attractors, subsymbols, and design principles. This…”
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Why SAFE Is Better Than FAST: The Relatedness of a Word's Meanings Affects Lexical Decision Times by Azuma, Tamiko, Van Orden, Guy C.

“…Past lexical decision studies investigating the number of meanings (NOM) effect have produced mixed results. A second variable, the relatedness among a word's…”
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Strategic control of processing in word recognition by Stone, G O, Van Orden, G C

“…Strategic control of word recognition in a lexical decision task was examined by manipulating the similarity of nonword foils to real words (nonword…”
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