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Effects of Danger, Usefulness, and Body-Object Interaction in picture naming
The Mental Lexicon, 2017Abstract Several previous studies have shown that the time-course of word recognition is determined in part by an interaction between connotations of Danger and Usefulness. A small, mostly separate literature has investigated the role of Body-Object Interaction (BOI) in lexical processing.
Lisa R. Van Havermaet, Lee H. Wurm
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Semantic effects in word recognition are moderated by body-object interaction
The Mental Lexicon, 2014A potential embodied influence in the semantic effects of Danger and Usefulness is investigated using Body-Object Interaction (BOI). Lexical decision times are influenced by ratings of Danger and Usefulness. In a frequently-found interaction, thought to be produced by activated approach-withdraw motor responses, increasing Danger ratings produce faster
Lisa R. Van Havermaet, Lee H. Wurm
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Body–object interaction ratings for 3600 French nouns
Behavior Research MethodsBody-object interaction (BOI) measures the ease with which the human body can interact with the concept represented by a word. This research focuses on two main objectives: first, to establish French norms for the psycholinguistic variable BOI, and second, to investigate the contribution of BOI to language processing in French. We collected BOI ratings
Audrey Lalancette +3 more
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Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 2019
ABSTRACTMental imagery constitutes internal simulations of the external environment, which, according to theories of embodied cognition, is affected by sensorimotor processes.
Heidrun Stoeger +2 more
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ABSTRACTMental imagery constitutes internal simulations of the external environment, which, according to theories of embodied cognition, is affected by sensorimotor processes.
Heidrun Stoeger +2 more
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Cognition, 2008
We examined the effects of sensorimotor experience in two visual word recognition tasks. Body-object interaction (BOI) ratings were collected for a large set of words. These ratings assess perceptions of the ease with which a human body can physically interact with a word's referent. A set of high BOI words (e.g., mask) and a set of low BOI words (e.g.,
Paul D, Siakaluk +4 more
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We examined the effects of sensorimotor experience in two visual word recognition tasks. Body-object interaction (BOI) ratings were collected for a large set of words. These ratings assess perceptions of the ease with which a human body can physically interact with a word's referent. A set of high BOI words (e.g., mask) and a set of low BOI words (e.g.,
Paul D, Siakaluk +4 more
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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
Embodied cognition holds that processing motor-related words necessitates the simulation of motor information. Numerous studies have found impairments in processing motor semantics among older adults with neurodegenerative diseases. However, the impact of healthy aging on motor semantic processing remains controversial. In this study, three experiments
Xueyao Pan, Bingqian Liang, Ping Zhu
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Embodied cognition holds that processing motor-related words necessitates the simulation of motor information. Numerous studies have found impairments in processing motor semantics among older adults with neurodegenerative diseases. However, the impact of healthy aging on motor semantic processing remains controversial. In this study, three experiments
Xueyao Pan, Bingqian Liang, Ping Zhu
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Brain Research, 2015
Embodied theories of cognition argue that the processing of both concrete and abstract concepts requires the activation of sensorimotor systems. The present study examined the time course for embedding a sensorimotor context in order to elicit sensitivity to the sensorimotor consequences of understanding body-object interaction (BOI) words.
Jin, Xue +2 more
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Embodied theories of cognition argue that the processing of both concrete and abstract concepts requires the activation of sensorimotor systems. The present study examined the time course for embedding a sensorimotor context in order to elicit sensitivity to the sensorimotor consequences of understanding body-object interaction (BOI) words.
Jin, Xue +2 more
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Erratum to: Imageability and body–object interaction ratings for 599 multisyllabic nouns
Behavior Research Methods, 2012Stephen D. R. Bennett +3 more
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Body - Object - Intersections / Relations and Interactions between Object and Body
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