Two Routes for Activation in the Priming of Categorical Coordinates.
The authors Operationalized category priming us participants' recognition facilitation of nonstudied, low semantically similar exemplars by studied exemplars in a category. The existing literature either does not examine the effect of studied exemplars on nonstudied exemplars in a category or fails...
| Published in: | Journal of General Psychology Vol. 135; no. 1; pp. 65 - 84 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
January 2008
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