Sentence examples for linguistic stimulus from inspiring English sources

However, as Prinz (2008) points out, the moral stimulus may be less penurious than the linguistic stimulus: children are typically punished for moral violations, whereas their grammatical violations are often ignored.

In this view, intention and simulation are the unifying elements between the linguistic stimulus and the action response.

However, in this experimental paradigm the perturbation is not time-locked to verb onset because the characteristics of the movement itself (i.e., the ballistic momentum) partially mask the immediate impact of the linguistic stimulus.

Indeed, pseudoword reading automatically triggers a process of recognition of familiar sub-word segments and a 'search' for their original real words, and is therefore slower than any other linguistic stimulus in lexical decision tasks [39].

Among different tested models which could represent simpler or more complex dynamics, this parsimonious and unidirectional model provided the best fit for observed data during the passive viewing of eight different pseudo-linguistic and linguistic stimulus categories (see high P-values in Table S1).

Based on this distinction, linguistic stimulus material, in particular, will be differentiated into asemantic (letters) vs. semantic (words) material.

Participants performed a lexical decision task in which blocks of linguistic stimuli alternated with a resting baseline condition.

Studies using linguistic stimuli have provided little support for explicit memory biases among individuals with social phobia (SP).

Many studies have been conducted to measure monaural azimuthal sound localization performance with different sounds varying in frequency and complexity, but few have used linguistic stimuli.

Another related form of experiment is the double-task experiment, in which a subject must perform an extra task (such as sequential finger-tapping or articulating nonsense syllables) while responding to linguistic stimuli; this kind of experiment has been used to investigate the use of working memory in language processing.

N400-like effects are not restricted to linguistic stimuli [63].