This special issue presents studies on different facets of the topic lexical access, each of which constitutes a challenge in terms of language diversity, type of populations and type of tasks. The age range of the participants involved in these studies spans from preschoolers to old people and therefore captures the evolution and the involution of some basic processes underlying the retrieval of appropriate words. Specificities of monolingual vs. bi/plurilingual processing in lexical access are also presented and discussed.
LEXICAL ACCESS. STUDIES ON MONOLINGUAL AND PLURILINGUAL SUBJECTS AT DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES / Pinto, Maria Antonietta; S., D'Amico. - In: RIVISTA DI PSICOLINGUISTICA APPLICATA. - ISSN 1592-1328. - STAMPA. - (2014), pp. 7-132.
LEXICAL ACCESS. STUDIES ON MONOLINGUAL AND PLURILINGUAL SUBJECTS AT DIFFERENT DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES
PINTO, Maria Antonietta;
2014
Abstract
This special issue presents studies on different facets of the topic lexical access, each of which constitutes a challenge in terms of language diversity, type of populations and type of tasks. The age range of the participants involved in these studies spans from preschoolers to old people and therefore captures the evolution and the involution of some basic processes underlying the retrieval of appropriate words. Specificities of monolingual vs. bi/plurilingual processing in lexical access are also presented and discussed.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
