Hino Y, Lupker S J
Department of Psychology, Chukyo University, Nagoya, Japan.
J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform. 2000 Feb;26(1):166-83. doi: 10.1037//0096-1523.26.1.166.
The effects of word frequency and spelling-to-sound regularity were examined using standard naming, standard lexical-decision, go/no-go naming, and go/no-go lexical-decision tasks. In both the standard and go/no-go naming tasks, tasks requiring phonological coding, a significant Frequency x Regularity interaction was observed. That is, the regularity effect was limited to low-frequency words. In the standard and go/no-go lexical-decision tasks, tasks not requiring phonological coding, no Frequency x Regularity interaction was observed. These results indicate not only that the Frequency x Regularity interaction is a product of phonological coding processes but also that these processes are similar in the standard and go/no-go naming tasks. Results are discussed in terms of the dual-route and the parallel distributed processing frameworks.
使用标准命名、标准词汇判断、go/no-go命名和go/no-go词汇判断任务来考察词频和拼写-发音规则性的影响。在标准和go/no-go命名任务中，即需要语音编码的任务中，观察到了显著的频率×规则性交互作用。也就是说，规则性效应仅限于低频词。在标准和go/no-go词汇判断任务中，即不需要语音编码的任务中，未观察到频率×规则性交互作用。这些结果不仅表明频率×规则性交互作用是语音编码过程的产物，还表明这些过程在标准和go/no-go命名任务中是相似的。根据双通道和并行分布式处理框架对结果进行了讨论。
