The effect of induced mood on word imagery processing: An ERP study
Abstract
The effect of induced mood on language processing has been examined in behavioral and event-related potential (ERP) studies. A previous study examined the effects of induced mood on word imagery processing by the N400 and N700 components of the ERP and behavioral performance in an imageability judgment task in which participants decided whether a word easily evoked visual imagery or not (Ogawa and Nittono, 2019). The N400 amplitude was larger...
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Title
The effect of induced mood on word imagery processing: An ERP study
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Volume
142
Pages
17 - 24
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