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Could You Mind Your Language?: An Investigation of Communicators' Ability to Inhibit Linguistic Bias [PDF]
Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2008 Three experiments that examine communicators' ability to inhibit linguistic bias are reported. Research has shown that communicators use more abstract language ( e. g., "Jamie is affectionate" vs.
Karen M. Douglas, Robbie M Sutton
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Perceptual effects of linguistic category priming: The Stapel and Semin (2007) paradigm revisited in twelve experiments [PDF]
Acta Psychologica, 2015 Linguistic category priming is a novel paradigm to examine automatic influences of language on cognition (Semin, 2008). An initial article reported that priming abstract linguistic categories (adjectives) led to more global perceptual processing, whereas
Hans IJzerman, Sander L Koole
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A Linguistic–Sensorimotor Model of the Basic-Level Advantage in Category Verification
Cognitive SciencePeople are generally more accurate at categorising objects at the basic level (e.g., dog) than at more general, superordinate categories (e.g., animal).
Cai Wingfield +2 more
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Language Puzzles: A Prospective Retrospective on the Linguistic Category Model
Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2008Gün R Semin
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Order Matters! Influences of Linear Order on Linguistic Category Learning
Cognitive Science, 2020Jacolien van Rij +2 more
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Development and Examination of the Linguistic Category Model in a Computerized Text Analysis Method
Journal of Language and Social Psychology, 2017James W. Pennebaker
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The Linguistic Category Model, its Bases, Applications and Range
European Review of Social Psychology, 1991Gün R Semin
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