2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.actpsy.2017.12.002
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Phonemic feature involvement in lexical access in grades 3 and 5: Evidence from visual and auditory lexical decision tasks

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“…The question then arises about the existence of modal-dependent or amodal lexical representation of L2 words, as this debate has not yet been decided in L1 (see, for L1 French, Sauval, Perre & Casalis, 2018; see, for L1 English, Balota, Watson, Duchek & Ferraro, 1999). Indeed, in L2, especially among intermediate proficiency bilinguals, the access to the lexical representation of new words does not seem to be effective without taking modality into account, resulting in a modality effect in favour of the written one.…”
Section: General Discussion and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The question then arises about the existence of modal-dependent or amodal lexical representation of L2 words, as this debate has not yet been decided in L1 (see, for L1 French, Sauval, Perre & Casalis, 2018; see, for L1 English, Balota, Watson, Duchek & Ferraro, 1999). Indeed, in L2, especially among intermediate proficiency bilinguals, the access to the lexical representation of new words does not seem to be effective without taking modality into account, resulting in a modality effect in favour of the written one.…”
Section: General Discussion and Conclusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dans l'ensemble, nos données suggèrent que les représentations orthographiques ne sont pas étroitement liées aux représentations phonologiques en anglais L2 chez les bilingues français-anglais de compétence intermédiaire 8 . La question se pose alors de l'existence représentation lexicale ou non la modalité ce débat n'ayant pas encore été totalement tranché en L1 (voir pour le français L1 : Sauval et al, 2018 ;voir pour l L1 : Balota et al, 1999 ;voir également ). Par ailleurs, différents paramètres ont été démontrés comme indispensables à en fréquence lexicale en L1 : Connine et al, 1990 ;reconnaissance : Turner et al, 1998).…”
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