Naming times for the Snodgrass and Vanderwart pictures in Spanish

Cuetos, Fernando; Ellis, Andrew W.; Álvarez, Begoña Álvarez

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“…Effects of AoA on production latencies have been repeatedly reported in picture naming paradigms independently of other psycholinguistic variables (Alario et al, 2004;Bonin, et al, 2002;Chalard, et al, 2003;Cuetos et al, 1999;Morrison and Ellis, 1995) and of production speed (Morrison et al, 2002). In addition, there is converging evidence from psycholinguistic (Chalard and Bonin, 2006;Morrison, et al, 1992), neuropsychological (Kittredge, et al, 2008) and ERP investigation (Laganaro and Perret, 2011) in favour of a lexical-phonological locus of the AoA effect.…”

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Time course of word production in fast and slow speakers: A high density ERP topographic study

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The transformation of an abstract concept into an articulated word is achieved through a series of encoding processes, which time course has been repeatedly investigated in the psycholinguistic and neuroimaging literature on single word production. The estimates of the time course issued from previous investigations represent the timing of process duration for mean processing speed: as production speed varies significantly across speakers, a crucial question is how the timing of encoding processing varies with speed. Here we investigated whether between-subjects variability in the speed of speech production is distributed along all encoding processes or if it is accounted for by a specific processing stage. We analyzed eventrelated electroencephalographical (ERP) correlates during overt picture naming in 45 subjects divided into three speed subgroups according to their production latencies. Production speed

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“…On the 129 items in common, statistical analysis revealed strong correlations for both visual complexity (r ¼ :70) and familiarity (r ¼ :89). A second analysis concerned the comparison of PEDOI values with the recently obtained new Spanish norms for the Snodgrass and Vanderwart pictures (Cuetos, Ellis, & Alvarez, 1999). For the 88 common items, the two sets of ÔfamiliarityÕ ratings were, again, strongly correlated (r ¼ :93).…”

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A cross-linguistic data bank for oral picture naming in Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish (PEDOI)

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The well established effect of word frequency on adultÕs picture naming performance is now called into question. This is particularly true for variables which are correlated with frequency, as is the case of age of word acquisition. Since the work of Carrol and White (1973) there is growing agreement among researchers to confer an important role in lexical access to this variable. Indeed, it has been shown (Hodgson & Ellis, 1998) that for normal English-speaking adults only the variables Ôage-of-acquisitionÕ and Ôname agreementÕ are independent predictors of naming success among the various variables considered. However, when brain-damaged subjects with and without degenerative pathologies are studied, word frequency and word length as well as concept familiarity all give significant effects (Hirsh & Funnell,

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“…(Martein, 1995), español peninsular (Cuetos, Ellis & Alvarez, 1999;Sanfeliu & Fernández, 1996), español de Méxi -co (Aveleyra, Gómez, Ostrosky, Rigalt & Cruz, 1996;Bates et al, 2003) y español de Cu ba (Manzano, Piñeiro & Reigosa, 1997).…”

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“…Asimismo se obtuvo información de acuerdo en el nombre y porcentaje del nombre más frecuente. Además, los tiempos de latencia de la población estudiada se contrastaron con los de España (Cuetos, Ellis & Alvarez, 1999). Por último, y teniendo en cuenta que frecuentemente los sets pictóricos que se han desa - Los autores agradecen a la Lic.…”

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Nuevas Normas Semánticas Y De Tiempos De Latencia Para Un Set De 400 Dibujos en Español

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Naming times for the Snodgrass and Vanderwart pictures in Spanish

Cited by 196 publications

References 18 publications

Time course of word production in fast and slow speakers: A high density ERP topographic study

Time course of word production in fast and slow speakers: A high density ERP topographic study

A cross-linguistic data bank for oral picture naming in Dutch, English, German, French, Italian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish (PEDOI)

Nuevas Normas Semánticas Y De Tiempos De Latencia Para Un Set De 400 Dibujos en Español

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