한국어 어미와 선어말어미의 형태론적 처리: 점화실험을 중심으로
Morphological Processing of Final Endings and Pre-final Endings in Korean Verbs: Evidence from Priming Experiments.
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This study investigates how morphologically complex verbs in Korean are processed in the mental lexicon through two priming experiments: In Experiment 1, a visual priming task with SOA of 160ms was applied, while in Experiment 2 a masked priming task with SOA of 40ms was used. Both Experiments examined whether final endings and pre-final endings of Korean verbs were decomposed or processed as a whole. The findings of both experiments showed that priming occurred for morphologically-related conditions; namely, for the final endings and pre-final endings. In these two experiments, however, priming did not occur for the phonologically-related and semantically-related conditions. These results suggest that Korean verbs with final and pre-final endings are decomposed into root, pre-final ending, and final ending in the mental lexicon, thereby supporting the Decomposition Model.
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This study investigates how morphologically complex verbs in Korean are processed in the mental lexicon through two priming experiments: In Experiment 1, a visual priming task with SOA of 160ms was applied, while in Experiment 2 a masked priming task with SOA of 40ms was used. Both Experiments examined whether final endings and pre-final endings of Korean verbs were decomposed or processed as a whole. The findings of both experiments showed that priming occurred for morphologically-related conditions; namely, for the final endings and pre-final endings. In these two experiments, however, priming did not occur for the phonologically-related and semantically-related conditions. These results suggest that Korean verbs with final and pre-final endings are decomposed into root, pre-final ending, and final ending in the mental lexicon, thereby supporting the Decomposition Model.
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