The morphological structure of complex words impacts how they are processed during
visual word recognition. This impact varies over the course of reading acquisition and for …

In the present study, we leveraged computational methods to explore the extent to which,
relative to direct access to semantics from orthographic cues, the additional appreciation of …

Previous studies found that an automatic meaning-composition process affects the
processing of morphologically complex words, and related this operation to conceptual …

To date, transformer-based models such as BERT have been less successful in predicting
compositionality of noun compounds than static word embeddings. This is likely related to a …

While morphemes are theoretically defined as linguistic units linking form and meaning,
semantic effects in morphological processing are not reported consistently in the literature …

Speakers of languages with synchronically productive compounding systems, such as
English, are likely to encounter new compounds on a daily basis. These can only be useful …

The age at which a person acquires knowledge of an item is a strong predictor of item
retrieval, hereon defined as the Age of Acquisition (AoA) effect. This effect is such that early …

Semantic differentiation of nominal pluralization is grammaticalized in many languages. For
example, plural markers may only be relevant for human nouns. English does not appear to …

Introduction Research on collocations has become an essential issue in L2 acquisition and
cognitive psychology. Previous studies have mainly focused on phonographic languages …

In two experiments, we investigated the correspondences between off‐line word
segmentation and on‐line segmentation processing during Chinese reading. In Experiment …