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Masked Translation Priming Effects With Low Proficient Bilinguals
Memory and Cognition, 2011Manuel Carreiras, Jon A. Duñabeitia
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Masked Phonological Priming Effects in English: Are They Real? Do They Matter?
Cognitive Psychology, 2006Kathy Rastle, Marc Brysbaert
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The Role of Polysemy in Masked Semantic and Translation Priming
Journal of Memory and Language, 2004Janet Nicol +2 more
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A Linear Mixed Model Analysis of Masked Repetition Priming
Visual Cognition, 2010Reinhold Kliegl, Michael Masson
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Exploring automatisation in masked priming
2016The masked priming paradigm is a tool in which non-conscious information processing can be measured. In this paradigm a response target is affected by a preceding unseen stimulus causing a congruency effect on response times and accuracy. There are two current explanations for priming effects.
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ERP Effects of Short Interval Masked Associative and Repetition Priming
Journal of Neurolinguistics, 2009Phillip J Holcomb, Jonathan Grainger
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Masked Translation Priming Asymmetry in Chinese-English Bilinguals: Making Sense of the Sense Model
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2015Sally Andrews
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Approaching Consciousness with Masked Priming
Masked Priming is an established paradigm to investigate consciousness. The impact of prime visibility on specific priming effects determines whether associated processes can occur independently of consciousness or might rely on consciousness. A meta-analytic review of 84 studies was conducted to assess the impact of prime visibility on effect sizes inWernicke, Martina +4 more
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