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한국어 명사어절의 시각적 정보처리과정과 관련된 좌우반구의 언어처리과정 탐구: 좌우시야 분할 연구

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' 한국어 명사어절의 시각적 정보처리과정과 관련된 좌우반구의 언어처리과정 탐구: 좌우시야 분할 연구' 의 참고문헌

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  • 한국어의 어휘적 중의성의 의미점화효과: 동음이의어와 다의어의 비교
    유기순 [2009]
  • 한국어 체언어절과 용언어절 재인에 관련된 어휘 변인
    김제홍 [2018]
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  • 한국어 명사 어절의 처리 과정
    민승기 [2010]
  • 한국어 단어의 주관적 빈도 추정치 및 단어 재인에 미치는 빈도 효과
    박태진 [2003]
  • 첫 음절 토큰 빈도와 타입 빈도가 단어 및 유사 단어 어휘 판단 시간에 미치는 영향
    권유안 [2012]
  • 정서가, 각성가 및 구체성 평정을 통한 한국어 정서단어 목록 개발
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  • Orthographic effects on rhyme monitoring
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  • On hemispheric specialisation and visual field effects in the perception of print : A comment on Jordan, Patching, and Thomas
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  • Evaluating a split processing model of visual word recognition : Effects of word length
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  • Estimates of functional cerebral hemispheric differences in monolingual and bilingual people who stutter : Visual hemifield paradigm
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  • ERP evidence for the split fovea theory
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  • Dissociable controlled retrieval and generalized selection mechanisms in ventrolateral prefrontal cortex
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