Masked form priming with newly-learned pseudo-L2 words in novice bilinguals

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2021-07-23 DOI:10.1075/JSLS.21001.TAN

Rongchao Tang, Naoko Witzel, Xiaomei Qiao

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Abstract

This study explores whether novice bilinguals store newly-learned pseudo-L2 words together with or separately from the L1, by testing whether pseudo-L2 words compete with their formally-similar L1 words. Although we attempted to obtain a prime lexicality effect (PLE), with newly-trained pseudo-L2 words as primes and their formally-similar words in L1 as targets (stafe-STARE) showing an inhibitory effect, and untrained nonword primes with these targets (stace-STARE) showing a facilitatory effect, no such PLE was obtained. This was the case despite the fact that these newly-learned pseudo-L2 words yielded repetition priming (stafe-STAFE), suggesting that some form of representations were developed for these words. These results are discussed in terms of how to test newly-learned pseudo-L2 words, and whether competition can be exploited to test lexical integration.

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双语新手新习得的伪L2词掩蔽形式启动

本研究通过测试伪二语词汇是否会与其形式相似的母语词汇竞争，来探讨双语新手是否将新学习的伪二语词汇与母语词汇一起或分开存储。虽然我们试图获得启动词性效应(PLE)，以新训练的伪l2单词为启动词，以L1中与它们形式相似的单词为目标(state - stare)显示抑制效应，而以这些目标(state - stare)为目标的未训练的非单词启动词显示促进效应，但没有获得这样的PLE。尽管这些新学习的伪l2单词产生了重复启动(state - state)，但情况仍然如此，这表明这些单词已经形成了某种形式的表征。这些结果讨论了如何测试新学习的伪二语单词，以及是否可以利用竞争来测试词汇整合。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

自引率

1.10%

发文量

312

审稿时长

2 months

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