%0 Journal Article
%T PHONOLOGICAL ACTIVATION AND REPRESENTATION OF CHINESE CHARACTERS (Ⅰ)－－THE CHARACTER-LEVEL AND SUB-CHARACTER-LEVEL PHONOLOGIES AND THEIR INTERACTION<br>汉字阅读中语音的通达与表征(Ⅰ)——字水平与亚字水平的语音及其交互作用
%A Yang Hui
%A Peng Danling
%A Charles APerfetti
%A Tan Lihai
%A <br>杨珲
%A 彭聃龄
%A 谭力海
%J 心理学报
%D 2000
%I 
%X One experiment was conducted to probe the following issues: (1). Is the phonological processing in Chinese character identification a multi-level (character level and sub-character level) activation processing? (2). Whether the multi-level phonological processing is general in both high and low frequency character identification; (3). How is the interaction of phonological activation of character level and sub-character level? Using W+, W+ C+, W+ C-, W-C+ and W-C- as primes and naming as task, at 3 kinds of SOA (57ms, 85ms & 143ms), the experiment results showed that, at the early stage of character identification, both high and low frequency primes showed priming effect. At 57ms SOA, the primes showed significant priming effect on target identification, and both the whole characters and their phonetics contributed to the priming effects. The interaction between whole characters and their phonetics was determined by their related frequency, and we assumed that the interaction was run by the principles of “whole characters dominating” and “high frequency dominating”.
%K phonological processing
%K phonological access
%K "whole character dominantes" principle
%K "high frequency dominates" principle<br>语音加工
%K 语音通达
%K “整字优先”原则
%K “高频优先”原则。
%U http://www.alljournals.cn/get_abstract_url.aspx?pcid=C94E3F05CFD5644C9DAA97BEB9148D4784B6B22E64D84F4E&jid=1EE72F392B87F45015B3CA6D9A7AFA6F&aid=854DFE49EA173F7EF86957CE996E5184&yid=9806D0D4EAA9BED3&vid=9971A5E270697F23&iid=0B39A22176CE99FB&sid=3986B25773CB6C30&eid=70AC2EF7F2065E09&journal_id=0439-755X&journal_name=心理学报&referenced_num=0&reference_num=0