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Rime priming effects in spoken word recognition Are they really due to the rime?

Sophie Dufour
Jonathan Mirault

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In this study we reexamined the facilitation that occurs when auditorily presented monosyllabic primes and targets share their final phonemes, and in particular the rime (e.g., /vɔʀd/-/kɔʀd/). More specifically, we asked whether this rime facilitation effect is also observed when the two last consonants of the rime are transposed (e.g., /vɔdʀ/-/kɔʀd/). In comparison to a control condition in which the primes and the targets were unrelated (e.g., /pylt/-/kɔʀd/), we found significant priming effects in both the rime (/vɔʀd/-/kɔʀd/) and the transposed-phoneme "rime" /vɔdʀ/-/kɔʀd/ conditions. We also observed a significantly greater priming effect in the former than in the latter condition. We use the theoretical framework of the TISK model (Hannagan et al., 2013) to propose a novel account of final overlap phonological priming in terms of activation of both position-independent phoneme representations and bi-phone representations.
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hal-04355165 , version 1 (20-12-2023)

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Sophie Dufour, Jonathan Mirault, Jonathan Grainger. Rime priming effects in spoken word recognition Are they really due to the rime?. Experimental psychology., 2024, 70 (6), pp.336-343. ⟨hal-04355165⟩
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