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On the consequences of meaning selection: perspectives on resolving lexical ambiguity / |
Gorfein, David S.
American Psychological Association,
On the consequences of meaning selection: perspectives on resolving lexical ambiguity /
Pt. II. Using Individual Differences to Evaluate Theory. 4. Modeling Suppression in Lexical Access
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Morton Ann Gernsbacher and Mark F. St. John.5.The Lexical Basis of Comprehension Skill /Charles A. Perfetti and Lesley Hart.6.Ambiguity Resolution as a Function of Reading Skill, Age, Dementia, and Schizophrenia: The Role of Attentional Control /David A. Balota, Michael J. Cortese and Dorit Wenke

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1675960052086_53951542

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1. On the Consequences of Meaning Selection: An Overview
David S. Gorfein
Pt. I. On Lexical Access. 2. Methodological Issues in the Study of Lexical Ambiguity Resolution
Patrizia Tabossi and Silvia Sbisa.3.The Effect of Prior Disambiguating Context on the Comprehension of Ambiguous Words: Evidence From Eye Movements /Susan A. Duffy, Gretchen Kambe and Keith Rayner
Pt. II. Using Individual Differences to Evaluate Theory. 4. Modeling Suppression in Lexical Access
Morton Ann Gernsbacher and Mark F. St. John.5.The Lexical Basis of Comprehension Skill /Charles A. Perfetti and Lesley Hart.6.Ambiguity Resolution as a Function of Reading Skill, Age, Dementia, and Schizophrenia: The Role of Attentional Control /David A. Balota, Michael J. Cortese and Dorit Wenke
Pt. III. The Effects of Meaning Selection. 7. Repeated Homographs in Word and Sentence Contexts: Multiple Processing of Multiple Meanings
Greg B. Simpson and Anthony C. Adamopoulos.8.The Costs and Benefits of Meaning /Morton Ann Gernsbacher, Rachel R. W. Robertson and Necia K. Werner.9.What Happens to the Unselected Meaning of an Ambiguous Word in Skilled Reading? /Robin K. Morris and Katherine S. Binder
Pt. IV. Some Alternative Theory. 10. An Activation-Selection View of Homograph Disambiguation: A Matter of Emphasis?
David S. Gorfein.11.The Role of Inhibition in Meaning Selection: Insights From Retrieval-Induced Forgetting /Geeta Shivde and Michael C. Anderson.12.A Model of Repetition Priming for Lexical Decisions /James R. Erickson and Stephanie Allred
Pt. V. High-Dimensional Semantic Space Models. 13. Single Representations of Multiple Meanings in Latent Semantic Analysis
Thomas K. Landauer.14.Representing and Resolving Semantic Ambiguity: A Contribution From High-Dimensional Memory Modeling /Curt Burgess.
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