نتایج جستجو برای: picture naming

تعداد نتایج: 92097  

Journal: :Brain and language 2013
Yunqing Li Jing Yang K Suzanne Scherf Ping Li

This fMRI study explores how nonlinguistic cues modulate lexical activation in the bilingual brain. We examined the influence of face race on bilingual language production in a picture-naming paradigm. Chinese-English bilinguals were presented with pictures of objects and images of faces (Asian or Caucasian). Participants named the picture in their first or second language (Chinese or English) ...

Journal: :Memory & cognition 2013
Zeshu Shao Antje S Meyer Ardi Roelofs

The present study examined the relation between nonselective inhibition and selective inhibition in picture naming performance. Nonselective inhibition refers to the ability to suppress any unwanted response, whereas selective inhibition refers to the ability to suppress specific competing responses. The degree of competition in picture naming was manipulated by presenting targets along with di...

Objectives: Anomia is one of the most common problems that aphasic patients and therapists are involved with it. Because of the disruptive effect of anomia on communicative efficiency of aphasic patients, this study aimed at examining the effect of errorless naming treatment on naming ability in an aphasic patient. Methods & Materials: The subject was selected using purposeful...

Journal: :Archives of neurology 2006
Maria Cotelli Rosa Manenti Stefano F Cappa Cristina Geroldi Orazio Zanetti Paolo M Rossini Carlo Miniussi

OBJECTIVE To assess the effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) to the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) on picture naming in patients with Alzheimer disease (AD). DESIGN Experimental study. Patients with AD underwent rTMS in real and control conditions during picture-naming tasks. SETTING San Giovanni di Dio Fatebenefratelli Scientific Institute in Brescia, Italy...

Journal: :Quarterly journal of experimental psychology 2010
Niels Janssen Alissa Melinger Bradford Z Mahon Matthew Finkbeiner Alfonso Caramazza

The word class effect in the picture-word interference paradigm is a highly influential finding that has provided some of the most compelling support for word class constraints on lexical selection. However, methodological concerns called for a replication of the most convincing of those effects. Experiment 1 was a direct replication of Pechmann and Zerbst (2002; Experiment 4). Participants nam...

Journal: :Journal of experimental child psychology 1992
C J Johnson

The ease of picture naming in children was assessed as a function of two stimulus characteristics: (a) the number of available correct names for a picture (referential uncertainty) and (b) the degree to which a picture realistically represents the depicted object (stimulus realism). Two experiments employing different methods demonstrated that: (a) children named low uncertainty objects (those ...

2002
B. Opitz A. D. Friederici

The neural correlates of the selection of grammatical gender during overt picture naming were investigated by eventrelated functional magnetic resonance imaging in the left hemisphere. Relative to simply naming a picture, the production of the definite determiner of the picture name (requiring gender selection) resulted exclusively in pronounced activation of a single region in the superior por...

2010
J. LUPKER

Picture-word interference refers to the fact that when a picture (Le.,line drawing) is presented with a word superimposed, picture naming latency is longer than when the picture is presented alone. In addition, naming latency will be further prolonged whenever the word and the picture are members of the same semantic category. This semantic interference effect was investigated in a series of st...

Journal: :Psychonomic bulletin & review 2003
Elizabeth Bates Simona D'Amico Thomas Jacobsen Anna Székely Elena Andonova Antonella Devescovi Dan Herron Ching Ching Lu Thomas Pechmann Csaba Pléh Nicole Wicha Kara Federmeier Irini Gerdjikova Gabriel Gutierrez Daisy Hung Jeanne Hsu Gowri Iyer Katherine Kohnert Teodora Mehotcheva Araceli Orozco-Figueroa Angela Tzeng Ovid Tzeng

Timed picture naming was compared in seven languages that vary along dimensions known to affect lexical access. Analyses over items focused on factors that determine cross-language universals and cross-language disparities. With regard to universals, number of alternative names had large effects on reaction time within and across languages after target-name agreement was controlled, suggesting ...

Journal: :Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior 2002
Keith R Laws Verity C Leeson Tim M Gale

It is frequently assumed that because compared to nonliving things, living things are less familiar, have lower name frequency, and are more visually complex, this makes them more difficult to name by patients and normal subjects. This has also been implicitly accepted as an explanation for the greater incidence of living thing disorders. Patient studies do not, however, typically contain any p...

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