The wide-open doors to lexical access
Jon Andoni eDuñabeitia +1 more
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Precision fMRI reveals that the language-selective network supports both phrase-structure building and lexical access during language production. [PDF]
Hu J +9 more
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ABSTRACT This study examines how different scoring architectures evaluate the same ESG disclosure text and produce different ESG disclosure‐quality scores. Using sustainability‐related reports published by Korean listed firms during 2020–2021, the study compares three approaches: Human‐ESG based on a structured nine‐item disclosure‐quality rubric, Rule‐
Jaehyun Park
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Glottal stops do not constrain lexical access as do oral stops. [PDF]
Mitterer H, Kim S, Cho T.
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Examining ESG Performance Through TNFD‐Aligned Disclosure Practices
ABSTRACT This study examines adherence to the Taskforce on Nature‐related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework in relation to the ESG performance of non‐financial and non‐utility S&P 500 firms. Drawing on legitimacy, stakeholder, and institutional monitoring theories, we construct measures of TNFD, nature‐related risk and opportunity indicators for ...
Dauda Bola Abdulsalam +2 more
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Activating words without language: beta and theta oscillations reflect lexical access and control processes during verbal and non-verbal object recognition tasks. [PDF]
Branzi FM, Martin CD, Biau E.
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Navigating Paradoxes for Strategic Business Models: Toward Shared Automated Vehicles in Europe
ABSTRACT How can paradoxical tensions in the integration of shared automated vehicles in Europe be navigated to build sustainable business models? Prior research often separates economic, social, and environmental dimensions, overlooking how their interdependencies generate tensions across organizational levels.
Denise Feldmann +3 more
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Lexical access in speech production: the bilingual case
Acceso léxico en producción del lenguaje: el caso bilingüe. En este artículo se revisan modelos de acceso léxico en producción de lenguaje en hablantes bilingües.
Alfonso Caramazza, Albert Costa
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Limited evidence of morphology in semantic and phonological free association tasks
Free association (e.g., what is the first word that comes to mind when given a cue word) can reveal multiple linguistic relationships between cues and responses, even when a specific association (i.e., semantic, phonological) is intended.
Adrià Rofes +3 more
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A Model of Lexical Access of Ambiguous Words [PDF]
Recent psycholinguistic work in the study of lexical access has supported a modular view of the process. That is, lexical access proceeds indepedently of the sentential context. Herein we describe a connectionist model of the process which retains modularity, explains apparent anomalies in the results, and makes empirically verifiable predictions.
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