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Affix Priming and the Visual Identification of Complex Words
Date:
September, 2012
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Architecture and Mechanisms of Language Processing (AMLaP), Riva del Garda, Italy, 6–8 September 2012
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about Affix Priming and the Visual Identification of Complex Words
The tell–tall eye: Fixation times indicate morpho–semantic effects in masked priming
Date:
September, 2012
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Architecture and Mechanisms of Language Processing (AMLaP), Riva del Garda, Italy, 6–8 September 2012
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about The tell–tall eye: Fixation times indicate morpho–semantic effects in masked priming
When exactly do dealers deal more than corner corns? Incremental masked priming and morpho–orthographic effects
Date:
September, 2012
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Architecture and Mechanisms of Language Processing (AMLaP), Riva del Garda, Italy, 6–8 September 2012
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about When exactly do dealers deal more than corner corns? Incremental masked priming and morpho–orthographic effects
Mente, cervello e libero arbitrio: lo spazio per l’esercizio dell’autorità secondo le neuroscienze cognitive
Date:
November, 2011
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Autunno Stenseniano, Ripensare l’autorità. Istituto Stensen, Firenze
Invited
by Dario De Santis
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about Mente, cervello e libero arbitrio: lo spazio per l’esercizio dell’autorità secondo le neuroscienze cognitive
Seeing stems everywhere and being blind to affixes
Date:
June, 2011
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
7th International Morphological Processing Conference, San Sebastian, Spain, 22‑25 June 2011
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about Seeing stems everywhere and being blind to affixes
Do ‘deal’ and ‘dealer’ really share their stem? Grammatical class and morphological priming in reading
Date:
April, 2011
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Experimental Psychology Society, Spring Meeting, Oxford, UK, 13‑15 April 2011
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about Do ‘deal’ and ‘dealer’ really share their stem? Grammatical class and morphological priming in reading
Affix priming: just a matter of length?
Date:
November, 2010
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Pre-psychonomic Symposium on Lexical Processing, St. Louis, USA, 16-17 Novermber 2010
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about Affix priming: just a matter of length?
Does Position Matter? Differences in the Visual Identification of Stems and Affixes
Date:
November, 2010
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
51th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, St. Louis, USA, 18-21 November 2010
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about Does Position Matter? Differences in the Visual Identification of Stems and Affixes
Effects of grammatical class and morphological structure in Chinese: A mixed logit model study on picture and word naming
Date:
October, 2010
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Forty-eighth Annual Meeting of the Academy of Aphasia, Athens, Greece, 24‑26 October 2010
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about Effects of grammatical class and morphological structure in Chinese: A mixed logit model study on picture and word naming
Pubblicare ad accesso aperto: i vantaggi per la ricerca (Open‑access publishing: benefits for the reserach community)
Date:
October, 2010
Type:
Posters and Talks
Venue:
Bicocca Open‑Access Day, University of Milano‑Bicocca, Milan
Invited
by Bonaria Biancu
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about Pubblicare ad accesso aperto: i vantaggi per la ricerca (Open‑access publishing: benefits for the reserach community)
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