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Not just form, not just meaning: Words with consistent form-meaning mappings are learned earlier

Cassani et al., 2022

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7518945966134645545
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Cassani G
Limacher N
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Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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By leveraging Phonology-to-Semantics Consistency (PSC), which quantifies form-meaning systematicity as the semantic similarity between a target word and its phonological nearest neighbours, we document a unique effect of systematicity on Age of Acquisition (AoA). This …
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