Phonological Codes Constrain Output of Orthographic Codes via Sublexical and Lexical Routes in Chinese Written Production
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Summary
An inhibitory phonetic regularity effect, in which low-frequency picture names with regular first characters were slower to write than those with irregular ones, and an inhibitory homophone density effect, which suggested that phonological codes constrained handwritten production via lexical and sublexical routes.
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- article
- Published
- 2015-04-16
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- 16
- References
- 81
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- Open access
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Keywords
General partnership, Newspaper, Presentation (obstetrics), Library science, Political science
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