📙Suggested reading:
📄Lizarazo Pereira, D. M., Roberts, F., & Tamayo, R. M. (2023). The influence of emotions and word frequency in first and second language processing: Evidence from the Emotional Stroop Task.
🔗https://doi.org/10.15446/profile.v25n1.95379
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Stages in lexical decision: frequency attenuation in masked repetition priming is insensitive to prime duration This study investigates the controversial Frequency Attenuation Effect (FAE), examining whether masked repetition priming is sensitive to word frequency. Early findings suggesting no interaction ha...

📢 NEW PAPER OUT! We show that the masked frequency attenuation effect is real, but its magnitude is insensitive to prime duration. This strongly supports a two-stage model of word recognition.

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Beyond Letters: Optimal Transport as a Model for Sub-Letter Orthographic Processing Letter processing plays a key role in visual word recognition. However, word recognition models typically overlook or greatly simplify early perceptual processes of letter recognition. We suggest that...

Ever wondered how the brain processes letter shapes during #wordrecognition? 🧠 This study by our member, @jacketaylor.bsky.social, and colleagues, uses optimal transport theory to model early orthographic processes. Click below to read more!
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