Presentation 2010-08-06
Morphologically structured lexical entries : A psycholinguistic study of -sa and -mi derivations in Japanese
Yu Ikemoto, Harald Clashen,
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Abstract(in English) This study investigates how derived word forms are processed in real time and how they are represented in the Japanese mental lexicon. We examined the deadjectival noun suffixes -sa and -mi using four experiments: primed and unprimed lexical decision experiments, an acceptability judgement task, and an eye-movement experiment during reading. We found whole-word and morphological constituent effects. Our findings provide support for linguistic accounts of derivational word forms that treat derivational processes as the result of combinatorial operations that associate their output with lexical stems.
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Keyword(in English) Derivational morphology / Japanese / eye movement / priming / lexical representation / lexical access
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Title (in English) Morphologically structured lexical entries : A psycholinguistic study of -sa and -mi derivations in Japanese
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Keyword(1) Derivational morphology
Keyword(2) Japanese
Keyword(3) eye movement
Keyword(4) priming
Keyword(5) lexical representation
Keyword(6) lexical access
1st Author's Name Yu Ikemoto
1st Author's Affiliation University of Essex()
2nd Author's Name Harald Clashen
2nd Author's Affiliation University of Essex
Date 2010-08-06
Paper # TL2010-25
Volume (vol) vol.110
Number (no) 163
Page pp.pp.-
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