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한국어 시․청각 동음동철이의 어절 재인에 나타나는 어휘-의미 상호작용Lexico-semantic interactions during the visual and spoken recognition of homonymous Korean Eojeols

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Lexico-semantic interactions during the visual and spoken recognition of homonymous Korean Eojeols
Authors
김준우강귀영유도영전인서김현경남현민신지영남기춘
Issue Date
2021
Publisher
한국음성학회
Keywords
lexical ambiguity; homonym; spoken word recognition; visual word recognition; Korean Eojeol
Citation
말소리와 음성과학, v.13, no.1, pp.1 - 15
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KCI
Journal Title
말소리와 음성과학
Volume
13
Number
1
Start Page
1
End Page
15
URI
https://scholar.korea.ac.kr/handle/2021.sw.korea/129735
ISSN
2005-8063
Abstract
The present study investigated the mental representation and processing of an ambiguous word in the bimodal processing system by manipulating the lexical ambiguity of a visually or auditorily presented word. Homonyms (e.g., ‘물었다’) with more than two meanings and control words (e.g., ‘고통을’) with a single meaning were used in the experiments. The lemma frequency of words was manipulated while the relative frequency of multiple meanings of each homonym was balanced. In both experiments using the lexical decision task, a robust frequency effect and a critical interaction of word type by frequency were found. In Experiment 1, spoken homonyms yielded faster latencies relative to control words (i.e., ambiguity advantage) in the low frequency condition, while ambiguity disadvantage was found in the high frequency condition. A similar interactive pattern was found in visually presented homonyms in the subsequent Experiment 2. Taken together, the first key finding is that interdependent lexico-semantic processing can be found both in the visual and auditory processing system, which in turn suggests that semantic processing is not modality dependent, but rather takes place on the basis of general lexical knowledge. The second is that multiple semantic candidates provide facilitative feedback only when the lemma frequency of the word is relatively low.
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