Language Processing and Word Recognition Quiz

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What is the Post-Identification Feedback Effect in eyewitness memory?

Eyewitnesses mistakenly believe they were very confident in their identification after receiving confirming feedback

What impact does high levels of stress have on eyewitness memory?

High levels of stress have a negative impact on eyewitness memory

How many suspects are arrested each year after being identified by eyewitnesses?

77,000

How many overturned cases involved eyewitness errors, based on DNA evidence?

More than 75%

What is the Word Superiority Effect?

A target letter is more readily detected in a letter string when the letter string forms a word than when it does not

What is the impact of internal letter transpositions on reaction time (RT)?

11% increase in RT

What does lexical priming facilitate?

Words facilitate responses to related words

What type of processing do masked priming studies provide evidence in favor of?

Automatic processing

In lexical decision tasks, which type of words were verified more rapidly?

High-frequency words

What do people briefly access for ambiguous words, according to Tanenhaus et al. (1979)?

All meanings of a word

What type of words are most likely to cause processing problems due to lexical ambiguity?

Words with biased meaning dominance

In what region did high baseball knowledge make it more difficult to 'let go' of the dominant meaning for ambiguous words?

Disambiguating region

In what region did low baseball knowledge make ambiguous words more difficult than control words?

Post-target region

What meanings are activated for ambiguous words, according to the text?

All meanings

What is the impact of lexical ambiguity in words with balanced meaning dominance, according to the text?

Balanced dominance > Biased dominance

In what tasks were words with large phonological neighborhoods verified more rapidly?

Lexical decision tasks

What is the due date for Article Reflection 7?

Thursday at 10 am

Which type of effect did DeLong et al. find to be larger?

N400 effect to airplane

What did replication attempts find in relation to N400 differences?

N400 differences on the noun itself but not on the article

What did work using a visual world paradigm find about participant behavior?

Participants will look to a relevant object before the conclusion of a sentence

What is the term for sentences that begin by appearing to mean one thing, but then end up meaning something else?

Garden Path Sentences

What is the mental grouping of words in a sentence into phrases called?

Parsing

What is the term for sentences that are understood not through linear ordering, but through mental grouping of words into phrases?

Parsing

What approach emphasizes the influence of both story context and scene context on sentence parsing?

Constraint-Based Approach

What is the term for sentences that appear to mean one thing at the beginning, but end up meaning something else?

Garden Path Sentences

What is the term for the mental grouping of words in a sentence into phrases to determine the meaning of the sentence?

Parsing

What type of sentences require readers to reanalyze the structure due to temporary ambiguity?

Garden Path Sentences

What type of sentences do not rely on linear ordering for comprehension, but rather on mental grouping of words into phrases?

Garden Path Sentences

What is language?

A system of communication using sounds or symbols to express feelings and ideas

What is meant by 'Displacement' in the context of language?

The ability to speak about things and events other than those occurring in the present

What is 'Cultural Transmission' in the context of language?

Language is culturally transmitted, not inherited

What is the 'Productivity' of language?

The capacity for elements of the communication system to be combined to form new meaning

What is the main argument presented by Colston and Gibbs regarding figurative language?

Figurative language is direct because it demonstrates, not just describes.

What is the purpose of studying figurative language comprehension?

To understand the time course of figurative meaning activation.

What is the example provided to illustrate an idiom?

Tom kicked the bucket yesterday

Test your knowledge of language processing and word recognition with this quiz on Garden Path Sentences, Word Superiority Effect, and more. Brush up on your understanding of how words are processed and their impact on cognition.

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