Excited to share our new paper in #LanguageCognitionNeuroscience on semantic diversity in lexical-conceptual access! We show that lexical and conceptual access may rely on a shared mechanism shaped by a word’s contextual usage. #semantics#modeling
https://t.co/MLgsr1mpmG
Our paper on semantic access to ambiguous word roots is finally published in JEP: LMC! We show that both meanings remain activated during reading—even when ruled out by affixation and context. @APA_Journals@RGdA_cogsci
https://t.co/dm72uqPJkh…
#Psycholinguistics
Thrilled to share our paper on the representation of object concepts in the brain! Using a new dichoptic technique with anaglyphs, we probed early effects of left/right-hemisphere visual projections during object and word recognition.
@RGdA_cogsci#CogSci
https://t.co/vXZuWLgLft