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Speech perception consistency facilitates initial lexical activation, but not speech perception flexibility. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Wong BWL, Samuel AG, Kapnoula EC.
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The influence of bilingualism on the assessment and treatment of an Italian-English speaker with the logopenic variant of PPA. [PDF]

Alzheimers Dement (Amst)
Tomasoni R, Santi GC, Tagliente S, Griseta C, Aresta S, Benzini A, Santacesaria P, Palmirotta C, Mandelli ML, Grasso S, Battista P.   +10 more
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Beyond behavior: a neurocognitive agenda for investigating the neural underpinnings of successful high-technology augmentative and alternative communication in adults. [PDF]

Front Hum Neurosci
Chen SK, Nagano M, Gonnerman LM, Liu HT, Meier EL.   +4 more
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Speech Perception and Phonological Awareness Skills in Thai-Speaking Children with Speech Sound Disorders.

Folia Phoniatr Logop
Ratanakul K, Cohen W, Tse DCK, Cleland J.   +3 more
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From Lexical Item to Discourse Meaning: Computational and Representational Tools

Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy, 2001
Computing meanings is something that we do when we read, when we write, when we listen and when we speak, and to a certain extent also when we think and when we dream. We seem to do it virtually all the time, and yet it isn’t even entirely clear what we mean by saying that we compute meanings; the very concept of meaning is not beyond discussion.
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The Lexical Item

Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 1998
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The lexical item

2004
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Children's Imitations of Lexical Items

Child Development, 1979
3 experiments are reported in which the role of imitation in the acquisition of certain lexical items and factors influencing children's tendency to imitate these lexical items were examined. Imitation did not appear to facilitate the subsequent spontaneous use of lexical items.
L B, Leonard, R G, Schwartz, M K, Folger, M, Newhoff, M J, Wilcox   +4 more
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From concepts to lexical items

Cognition, 1992
In this paper we address the question how in language production conceptual structures are mapped onto lexical items. First we describe the lexical system in a fairly abstract way. Such a system consists of, among other things, a fixed set of basic lexical entries characterized by four groups of information: phonetic form, grammatical features ...
M, Bierwisch, R, Schreuder
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Lexical items and feature bundling

2016
Abstract This chapter investigates a puzzle posed by traditional and contemporary approaches to the lexicon: words (lexical items) are conceived of as both complex and atomic units. Such puzzle has been the focus of much research, with consequences for the overall architecture of grammar, the debate between decompositionalists and ...
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