Event-related potential indices of semantic priming following an unrelated intervening item
Abstract
Interposing an unrelated word between related primes and targets often disrupts priming. This finding has been used to support the view that semantic information is represented in a distributed fashion, rather than locally. In some studies where unrelated items intervened between the prime and target, however, significant priming was nevertheless obtained. The discrepant results of these studies has been attributed to differences in...
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Title
Event-related potential indices of semantic priming following an unrelated intervening item
Published Date
Jan 1, 1998
Journal
Volume
6
Issue
3
Pages
219 - 225
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