Interactive activation and competition models and semantic context: from behavioral to brain data
MJ Hofmann, AM Jacobs - Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews, 2014 - Elsevier
Interactive activation and competition models (IAMs) cannot only account for behavioral data
from implicit memory tasks, but also for brain data. We start by a discussion of standards for …
from implicit memory tasks, but also for brain data. We start by a discussion of standards for …
Sentiment analysis for words and fiction characters from the perspective of computational (neuro-) poetics
AM Jacobs - Frontiers in Robotics and AI, 2019 - frontiersin.org
Two computational studies provide different sentiment analyses for text segments
(eg,“fearful” passages) and figures (eg,“Voldemort”) from the Harry Potter books …
(eg,“fearful” passages) and figures (eg,“Voldemort”) from the Harry Potter books …
Affective iconic words benefit from additional sound–meaning integration in the left amygdala
Recent studies have shown that a similarity between sound and meaning of a word (ie,
iconicity) can help more readily access the meaning of that word, but the neural mechanisms …
iconicity) can help more readily access the meaning of that word, but the neural mechanisms …
Affective congruence between sound and meaning of words facilitates semantic decision
A similarity between the form and meaning of a word (ie, iconicity) may help language users
to more readily access its meaning through direct form-meaning mapping. Previous work …
to more readily access its meaning through direct form-meaning mapping. Previous work …
Differential activation of frontal and parietal regions during visual word recognition: an optical topography study
The present study examined cortical oxygenation changes during lexical decision on words
and pseudowords using functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS). Focal …
and pseudowords using functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS). Focal …
The pseudohomophone effect: evidence for an orthography–phonology-conflict
The standard pseudohomophone effect in the lexical decision task, ie longer response times
and higher error rates for pseudohomophones compared with spelling controls, is commonly …
and higher error rates for pseudohomophones compared with spelling controls, is commonly …
Remembering words in context as predicted by an associative read-out model
Interactive activation models (IAMs) simulate orthographic and phonological processes in
implicit memory tasks, but they neither account for associative relations between words nor …
implicit memory tasks, but they neither account for associative relations between words nor …
No one way ticket from orthography to semantics in recognition memory: N400 and P200 effects of associations
Computational models of word recognition already successfully used associative spreading
from orthographic to semantic levels to account for false memories. But can they also …
from orthographic to semantic levels to account for false memories. But can they also …
The effect of the internal orthographic connectivity of written Arabic words on the process of the visual recognition: A comparison between skilled and dyslexic readers
Previous research has suggested that reading Arabic is more challenging than reading
Hebrew or English, even among native Arabic readers due to the visual complexity of the …
Hebrew or English, even among native Arabic readers due to the visual complexity of the …
Benchmarking n-grams, topic models and recurrent neural networks by cloze completions, EEGs and eye movements
In neurocognitive psychology, manually collected cloze completion probabilities (CCPs) are
the standard approach to quantifying a word's predictability from sentence context. Here, we …
the standard approach to quantifying a word's predictability from sentence context. Here, we …