An electrophysiological analysis of the time course of phonological and orthographic encoding in written word production

Keywords

Spelling, Orthography, Phonology, Linguistics, Noun

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• Web-based language production experiments: Semantic interference assessment is robust for spoken and typed response modalitiesKirsten Stark, Cornelia van Scherpenberg, Hellmuth Obrig — 2021
• The time course of lexical and sublexical phonological activation in Chinese written production.Cheng Wang, Qingfang Zhang — 2022
• The multiple phonological activation in Chinese spoken word production: An ERP study supporting cascaded model.Ling Bao, Zongyu Qian, Qingfang Zhang — 2023
• Multiple phonological activation in writing: evidence for cascadedness in Chinese written verb productionXuebing Zhu — 2024
• A dataset of behavioral measures on Chinese word production in picture namingChen Feng, Markus F. Damian, Qingqing Qu — 2024
• Direct Retrieval of Orthographic Representations in Chinese Handwritten Production: Evidence from a Dynamic Causal Modeling StudyJ. He., Qingfang Zhang — 2024
• Co-activation of phonological and orthographic codes in various modalities of language processing: A systematic and meta-analytic reviewXiaohui Cui, Markus F. Damian, Qingqing Qu — 2025
• Lexical and syntactic influences on syntactic encoding in written language production by deaf speakersZhenguang G. Cai, Nan Zhao, Hao Lin — 2021
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