%0 Journal Article
%T PHONEMIC SIMILARITY EFFECTS IN CHINESE READING<br>中文阅读中的语音类似效果
%A Lin Yonghai
%A Zhang Biyin
%A <br>林泳海
%A 张必隐
%J 心理学报
%D 1999
%I 
%X Two lexical--decision experiments were conducted to assess phonological processesin Chinese lexical access. consults of Experiment 1 and 2 were that the lexicaldecision to a target character was not faster when preceded by a rhyming charactercue than when preceded by a phonological--dissimilar character cue. The homophonicpriming effect was obtained in Experiment 2. The effective activation of phonologicalinformation was dependent of the extent of the phonemic similarity between Primesand targets. The possible conclusion was that the phonological activation was anautomatic process in lexical access, which evidence was less obvious in Chinese thanin the alphabetic writing; the access to meaning in Chinese reading maybe relys onthe visual--orthographic properties in a great extent. The study seemed to support thedual-route theory.
%K phonemic similarity
%K rhyming
%K homophone
%K priming
%K dual-route model<br>语音的类似
%K 韵
%K 同音词
%K 启动
%K 双通道理论
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