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La neologia en societat: verba sequuntur

2015

El punt de partida d’aquest article és de caràcter social: els neologismes apareixen per referir-se a les novetats del món i a altres necessitats expressives dels parlants. Atès que els parlants consideren seva la llengua i emeten judicis poc contrastats sobre les paraules noves, en aquest article es discuteixen alguns dels interrogants més habituals sobre aquest tema: què és un neologisme?, hi ha neologismes més neològics que d’altres?, per què apareixen neologismes?, són tots igualment necessaris?, com són els neologismes del català?, el català crea neologismes o només els copia d’altres llengües? La conclusió de l’article és que el català, com qualsevol altra llengua viva, té creativitat…

lcsh:Language and LiteratureSocietatLinguistics and LanguageLexical interferenceUNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRASLingüísticaFilologíasNeologia lèxicaNeologicityneologia lèxica; neologicitat; societat; creativitat lèxica; interferència lèxicaLanguage and Linguisticslcsh:Philology. Linguisticslcsh:P1-1091Lexical neology:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]Neologicitatlcsh:PCreativitat lèxicaLexical creativityInterferència lèxicaSociety
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Writing business research article abstracts: A genre approach

2012

A great deal has been published about oral and written genres in business (e.g., letters, research articles, oral presentations, etc.), and less attention has been paid to business research article abstracts as a written genre, as many experts would argue. This research intends to raise rhetorical awareness about the role of abstracts in today’s academic world. To this effect, the abstracts of two official publications of the Association of Business Communication, Journal of Business Communication and Business Communication Quarterly, have been analyzed and compared in terms of structure and content according to models published in the specialized literature. The results show an irregular a…

lcsh:Language and Literaturelcsh:Philology. Linguisticslcsh:P1-1091business writinglexical patternsgenre analysislcsh:PstructureabstractsIbérica
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Leksiskā pieeja lietišķās angļu valodas sarakstes prasmju pilveidei augstskolā

2021

Šabloniskās valodas lietojums lietišķajā komunikācijā palīdz ziņu padarīt īsāku un skaidrāku, kas ir svarīgi, lai panāktu veiksmīgas biznesa attiecības un sasniegtu komunikatīvos mērķus. Mērķis bija izpētīt, cik efektīvi būtu piemērot leksisko pieeju mācot vēstuļu rakstīšanu lietišķās angļu valodas kontekstā. Pielietotā pētniecības metode bija gadījuma izpēte. Datu iegušanas metodes bija aptaujas un testi. Pētījuma dalībnieki bija trīsdesmit pilna laika bakalaura līmeņa studenti, kas apguva programmu vienā no universitātēm Latvijā. Visiem dalībniekiem angļu valoda bija svešvaloda. Secinājumi norādīja, ka leksiskā pieeja kā metodoloģiskā stratēģija pozitīvi ietekmēja šabloniskās valodas liet…

leksiskā pieeja / lexical approachValodniecībarakstīšanas prasmes augstskolā / writing skills at a tertiary levelangļu valoda kā svešvaloda / English as the foreign languagelietišķā angļu valoda / Business Englishgadījuma izpēte / case study
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Semantic processing in children with autism spectrum disorder

2021

El presente estudio analizó el procesamiento semántico de un grupo de niños con trastorno del espectro autista (n= 24), con el objetivo principal de averiguar si presentan diferencias en comparación con un grupo de niños con desarrollo típico (n = 24). Para ello, se realizó un análisis del contenido de los ítems del subtest de información del WPPSY-III, estableciendo una serie de categorías en función del tipo de demanda semántica requerida: asociación significante-significado, relación experiencial y conocimiento general. Los resultados obtenidos apoyan la idea de que los niños con autismo realizarían un procesamiento semántico de la información de la misma manera que los niños sin autismo…

lexical access05 social sciencesautismmeaningmedicine.diseasesemantic processingExperiential learningbehavioral disciplines and activitiesBF1-99003 medical and health sciences0302 clinical medicineAutism spectrum disordermental disordersmedicineSemantic memoryAutismPsychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesGeneral knowledgePsychologyAssociation (psychology)030217 neurology & neurosurgery050104 developmental & child psychologyCognitive psychologyINFAD
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Processing limitations in L2 fluency: Analysis of inaccuracies in lexical access

2017

Oral fluency is widely included in second language assessments, but its relationship to language proficiency is not straightforward. In the current study, data gathered in an experimental setting were examined with an exploratory fluency analysis. The aim was to examine the relationship between fluency of lexical access and proficiency in foreign language (L2). Fluency of the lexical access was studied by analysing inaccuracies in one word recognition and one word retrieval task. To see if proficiency had an effect on the number and the type of inaccuracies, lexical access tasks were carried out for 563 Finnish school children from grades 4, 8, and 11 in their L2 (English). Proficiency in L…

lexical accessFluency Oral proficiency Information-processing Lexical accessoral proficiencyinformation-processingComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATIONsujuvuusArticleApples - Journal of Applied Language Studies
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Do Diacritical Marks Play a Role at the Early Stages of Word Recognition in Arabic?

2016

Published: 22 August 2016 A crucial question in the domain of visual word recognition is whether letter similarity plays a role in the early stages of visual word processing. Here we focused on Arabic because in this language there are various groups of letters that share the same basic shape and only differ in the number/location of diacritical points. We conducted a masked priming lexical decision experiment in which a target word was preceded by: (i) an identity prime; (ii) a prime in which the critical letter was replaced by a letter with the same shape that differed in the number of diacritics (e.g., ); or (iii) a prime in which the critical letter was replaced by a letter with differe…

lexical accesslcsh:BF1-990Word processing050105 experimental psychologyIdentity (music)PSYCHOLOGY03 medical and health sciencesPrime (symbol)0302 clinical medicinemasked primingFeature (machine learning)Lexical decision task0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesGeneral PsychologyOriginal Researchlexical decisionVisual-word recognition05 social sciencesLinguisticslcsh:PsychologyWord recognitionvisual-letter similarityPsychologyPriming (psychology)030217 neurology & neurosurgeryWord (group theory)
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Stance bundles in English-to-Polish Translation: a Corpus-Informed Study

2018

In this paper, we make an attempt to improve the textual fit of English-to-Polish translation of a peculiar type of multi-word units known in corpus linguistic literature as lexical bundles (Biber et al. 1999). Inspired by a study conducted by Grabar and Lefer (2015), we used the English-Polish parallel corpus Paralela (Pęzik 2016) and the National Corpus of Polish (NKJP) to extract and explore the use — in terms of frequency distributions — of the Polish equivalents of selected English lexical bundles expressing attitudinal and epistemic stance. More precisely, we used the NKJP corpus to check whether the Polish equivalents are typical of contemporary Polish as found in native texts. The r…

lexical bundlestextual fitcorpus linguisticsparallel corpusEnglish-to-Polish translationVestnik Rossiiskogo Universiteta Druzhby Narodov-Seriya Lingvistika-Russian Journal of Linguistics
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The Omission of Accent Marks Does Not Hinder Word Recognition: Evidence From Spanish

2021

Recent research has found that the omission of accent marks in Spanish does not produce slower word identification times in go/no-go lexical decision and semantic categorization tasks [e.g., cárcel (prison) = carcel], thus suggesting that vowels like á and a are represented by the same orthographic units during word recognition and reading. However, there is a discrepant finding with the yes/no lexical decision task, where the words with the omitted accent mark produced longer response times than the words with the accent mark. In Experiment 1, we examined this discrepant finding by running a yes/no lexical decision experiment comparing the effects for words and non-words. Results showed sl…

lexical decisionlexical accessreadingword recognitionPsychologyBrief Research ReportGeneral Psychologyaccent marksBF1-990Frontiers in Psychology
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On the Dissociation of Word/Nonword Repetition Effects in Lexical Decision: An Evidence Accumulation Account

2016

A number of models of visual-word recognition assume that the repetition of an item in a lexical decision experiment increases that item's familiarity/wordness. This would produce not only a facilitative repetition effect for words, but also an inhibitory effect for nonwords (i.e., more familiarity/wordness makes the negative decision slower). We conducted a two-block lexical decision experiment to examine word/nonword repetition effects in the framework of a leading “familiarity/wordness” model of the lexical decision task, namely, the diffusion model (Ratcliff et al., 2004). Results showed that while repeated words were responded to faster than the unrepeated words, repeated nonwords were…

lexical decisionrepetitionDissociation (neuropsychology)Speech recognitionlcsh:BF1-99005 social sciencesWord processingdiffusion model050105 experimental psychology03 medical and health sciencesRT distributionslcsh:Psychology0302 clinical medicineLexical decision taskPsychology0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesWord ProcessingPsychologyInhibitory effect030217 neurology & neurosurgeryGeneral PsychologyOriginal ResearchFrontiers in Psychology
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Zu den Ursachen lexikalischer Transferenz vor dem Hintergrund des deutsch-polnischen Sprachkontaktes in Oberschlesien

2021

Multilingualism and language contact were confirmed as historical phenomena already in ancient times. However, it did not find its way into scientific research until the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. Since then, a comprehensive terminology has been developed in order to investigate and describe the effects of language contact. A common phenomenon in this field is lexical transfer, which bilingual people often use to bridge their lack of competence in the second language. However, the cause of the transfer of lexemes from one language to the other can also occur from the lesser to the better mastered language in the case of asymmetrical bilingualism, which therefor…

lexical transfermultilingualismcorpus linguisticsUpper Silesialanguage contactActa Germanica: German studies in Africa
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