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Select article: Effects of syllable name change on pitch comparison

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First published 2020

Effects of syllable name change on pitch comparison

Zhiqiao Wang, Qingfen Hu

Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology

Select article: High-frequency first syllables facilitate name–face association learning

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High-frequency first syllables facilitate name–face association learning

Bianca A Headen, Jenna M Venuto, Lori E James

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Picture–Word Interference Reveals Inhibitory Effects of Syllable Frequency on Lexical Selection

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Picture–Word Interference Reveals Inhibitory Effects of Syllable Frequency on Lexical Selection

Meagan T. Farrell, Lise Abrams

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

Select article: Transfer of Verbal Conditioning to Non-Verbal Behavior

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First published 1967-6

Transfer of Verbal Conditioning to Non-Verbal Behavior

Joseph G. Phelan, Hamid Hekmat, Terry Tang

Psychological Reports

Select article: Phonological Cues Influence Sex Decisions about Novel Names

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First published 2006-10

Phonological Cues Influence Sex Decisions about Novel Names

Saundra K. Wright

Psychological Reports

Select article: Absence of Syllable Effects: Monosyllabic Words are Easier than Multisyllabic Words

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First published 2001-8

Absence of Syllable Effects: Monosyllabic Words are Easier than Multisyllabic Words

Chang H. Lee

Perceptual and Motor Skills

Select article: Articulatory Planning in Naming Single Word-Kanji Characters

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First published 2003-12

Articulatory Planning in Naming Single Word-Kanji Characters

Jun Yamada

Perceptual and Motor Skills

Select article: Synchronizing Visual and Language Processing: An Effect of Object Name Length on Eye Movements

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First published 2000-3

Synchronizing Visual and Language Processing: An Effect of Object Name Length on Eye Movements

Gregory J. Zelinsky, Gregory L. Murphy

Psychological Science

Select article: Implicit Labelling and Readiness for Pronunciation during the Perceptual Process

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First published 1976-6

Implicit Labelling and Readiness for Pronunciation during the Perceptual Process

Georges Noizet, Joël Pynte

Perception

Select article: An Hebrew Language Version of the Stroop Test

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An Hebrew Language Version of the Stroop Test

Loring J. Ingraham, Frances Chard, Marcia Wood [...]

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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