Words as Sets of Features: Processing Phonological Cues.

Nelson, D. L.; And Others

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Words as Sets of Features: Processing Phonological Cues

Nelson, D. L.; And Others

Journal of Experimental Psychology, 92, 3, 305-12, Mar 72

Words and other verbal stimuli are processed as phonological sequences having a characteristic beginning-end-middle structure. They are not processed as invariant units, but are coded as sets of distinctive features, the coding being controlled, at least partly, by the context in which it takes place. (AN)

Descriptors: Association (Psychology), Paired Associate Learning, Phonemes, Phonology, Psychological Evaluation, Psychological Studies, Psychological Testing, Recall (Psychology), Word Lists

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