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Exploring the role of logographemes in Chinese handwritten word production

机译：探讨字形符号在中文手写单词产生中的作用

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Recent research has demonstrated that abstract orthographic representations such as morphemes, syllables, and graphemes, influence handwritten production in languages with alphabetic scripts. The orthographic representations involved in the written production of non-alphabetic languages such as Chinese are less well understood. Chinese words consist of one or more characters which typically contain embedded radicals, with radicals themselves composed of strokes. A logographemic representational level, in between radical and strokes, has also been postulated. Here we report four experiments using a form preparation task (“implicit priming”) to test for the presence of radical and logographemic priming effects in writers of simplified Chinese characters. We found strong evidence for radical-based effects, but only weak evidence for logographemic priming effects, which contrasts with recent positive logographemic priming effects reported by Chen and Cherng (2013) for writers of traditional characters. Possible reasons for this discrepancy are discussed in terms of potential differences between simplified and traditional scripts, as well as other procedural differences.

机译：最近的研究表明，诸如字素，音节和字素之类的抽象正字法表示会影响带有字母脚本的语言中的手写产生。诸如中文之类的非字母语言的书面形式所涉及的正字法表示法则鲜为人知。中文单词由一个或多个字符组成，这些字符通常包含嵌入的部首，而部首本身由笔画组成。还假定了在激进和中风之间的标志性代表水平。在这里，我们报告了四个使用表单准备任务（“隐式启动”）的实验，以测试简体汉字作者中是否存在激进和字写启动效果。我们发现有强有力的证据证明基于激进的效应，而对于词素启动效应却仅有微弱的证据，这与Chen and Cherng（2013）最近报道的传统字作者的正面词素启动效应形成了鲜明对比。从简化脚本和传统脚本之间的潜在差异以及其他程序差异的角度讨论了这种差异的可能原因。

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Damian, Markus; Qu, Qingqing;
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