Activation of phonological competitors in visual search.
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Summary
It is reported that competitor objects with homophonous names interfere with identifying a target object in a visual search task, suggesting that an object name's phonology becomes automatically activated even in situations in which participants do not have the intention to speak.
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- article
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- 2013-06-01
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- 12
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Keywords
Materials science
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