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CATEGORY-SPECIFIC SEMANTIC DEFICITS - THE ROLE OF FAMILIARITY AND PROPERTY TYPE REEXAMINED
Authors: BUNN EM TYLER LK MOSS HE
Citation: Em. Bunn et al., CATEGORY-SPECIFIC SEMANTIC DEFICITS - THE ROLE OF FAMILIARITY AND PROPERTY TYPE REEXAMINED, Neuropsychology, 12(3), 1998, pp. 367-379
HEMISPHERE DIFFERENCES IN THE PROCESSING OF LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE MCPHERSON S
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., HEMISPHERE DIFFERENCES IN THE PROCESSING OF LIVING AND NONLIVING THINGS, Brain and language (Print), 65(1), 1998, pp. 84-86
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE OF NOUNS AND VERBS IN A CATEGORY-SPECIFIC DEFICIT FOR LIVING THINGS
Authors: MOSS HE DAVIES PD JEPPESON C MCLELLAN S TYLER LK
Citation: He. Moss et al., THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN KNOWLEDGE OF NOUNS AND VERBS IN A CATEGORY-SPECIFIC DEFICIT FOR LIVING THINGS, Brain and language (Print), 65(1), 1998, pp. 92-95
WHEN LEOPARDS LOSE THEIR SPOTS - KNOWLEDGE OF VISUAL PROPERTIES IN CATEGORY-SPECIFIC DEFICITS FOR LIVING THINGS
Authors: MOSS HE TYLER LK JENNINGS F
Citation: He. Moss et al., WHEN LEOPARDS LOSE THEIR SPOTS - KNOWLEDGE OF VISUAL PROPERTIES IN CATEGORY-SPECIFIC DEFICITS FOR LIVING THINGS, Cognitive neuropsychology, 14(6), 1997, pp. 901-950
FUNCTIONAL-PROPERTIES OF CONCEPTS - STUDIES OF NORMAL AND BRAIN-DAMAGED PATIENTS
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE
Citation: Lk. Tyler et He. Moss, FUNCTIONAL-PROPERTIES OF CONCEPTS - STUDIES OF NORMAL AND BRAIN-DAMAGED PATIENTS, Cognitive neuropsychology, 14(4), 1997, pp. 511-545
IMAGEABILITY AND CATEGORY-SPECIFICITY
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE
Citation: Lk. Tyler et He. Moss, IMAGEABILITY AND CATEGORY-SPECIFICITY, Cognitive neuropsychology, 14(2), 1997, pp. 293-318
THE TIME-COURSE OF ACTIVATION OF SEMANTIC INFORMATION DURING SPOKEN WORD RECOGNITION
Authors: MOSS HE MCCORMICK SF TYLER LK
Citation: He. Moss et al., THE TIME-COURSE OF ACTIVATION OF SEMANTIC INFORMATION DURING SPOKEN WORD RECOGNITION, Language and cognitive processes, 12(5-6), 1997, pp. 695-731
PATIENT JBR - THE ROLE OF FAMILIARITY AND PROPERTY TYPE IN A SELECTIVE DEFICIT FOR LIVING THINGS
Authors: BUNN EM TYLER LK MOSS HE
Citation: Em. Bunn et al., PATIENT JBR - THE ROLE OF FAMILIARITY AND PROPERTY TYPE IN A SELECTIVE DEFICIT FOR LIVING THINGS, Brain and language, 60(1), 1997, pp. 10-12
A CATEGORY-SPECIFIC SEMANTIC DEFICIT FOR NONLIVING THINGS IN A CASE OF PROGRESSIVE APHASIA
Authors: MOSS HE TYLER LK
Citation: He. Moss et Lk. Tyler, A CATEGORY-SPECIFIC SEMANTIC DEFICIT FOR NONLIVING THINGS IN A CASE OF PROGRESSIVE APHASIA, Brain and language, 60(1), 1997, pp. 55-58
THE GRADUAL DETERIORATION OF SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS IN A PATIENT WITH PROGRESSIVE APHASIA
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE PATTERSON K HODGES J
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., THE GRADUAL DETERIORATION OF SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS IN A PATIENT WITH PROGRESSIVE APHASIA, Brain and language, 56(3), 1997, pp. 426-476
PERCEPTUAL DISTANCE AND COMPETITION IN LEXICAL ACCESS
Authors: MARSLENWILSON W MOSS HE VANHALEN S
Citation: W. Marslenwilson et al., PERCEPTUAL DISTANCE AND COMPETITION IN LEXICAL ACCESS, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 22(6), 1996, pp. 1376-1392
DISTINCTIVENESS AND CORRELATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF CATEGORIES - BEHAVIORAL-DATA AND A CONNECTIONIST MODEL
Authors: TYLER LK DURRANTPEATFIELD MR LEVY JP VOICE JK MOSS HE
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., DISTINCTIVENESS AND CORRELATIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF CATEGORIES - BEHAVIORAL-DATA AND A CONNECTIONIST MODEL, Brain and language, 55(1), 1996, pp. 89-91
INVESTIGATING SEMANTIC MEMORY IMPAIRMENTS - THE CONTRIBUTION OF SEMANTIC PRIMING
Authors: MOSS HE TYLER LK
Citation: He. Moss et Lk. Tyler, INVESTIGATING SEMANTIC MEMORY IMPAIRMENTS - THE CONTRIBUTION OF SEMANTIC PRIMING, Memory, 3(3-4), 1995, pp. 359-395
ABSTRACT WORD DEFICITS IN APHASIA - EVIDENCE FROM SEMANTIC PRIMING
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE JENNINGS F
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., ABSTRACT WORD DEFICITS IN APHASIA - EVIDENCE FROM SEMANTIC PRIMING, Neuropsychology, 9(3), 1995, pp. 354-363
EXPLORING THE LOSS OF SEMANTIC MEMORY IN SEMANTIC DEMENTIA - EVIDENCEFROM A PRIMED MONITORING STUDY
Authors: MOSS HE TYLER LK HODGES JR PATTERSON K
Citation: He. Moss et al., EXPLORING THE LOSS OF SEMANTIC MEMORY IN SEMANTIC DEMENTIA - EVIDENCEFROM A PRIMED MONITORING STUDY, Neuropsychology, 9(1), 1995, pp. 16-26
ACCESSING DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEXICAL SEMANTIC INFORMATION - EVIDENCE FROM PRIMING
Authors: MOSS HE OSTRIN RK TYLER LK MARSLENWILSON WD
Citation: He. Moss et al., ACCESSING DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEXICAL SEMANTIC INFORMATION - EVIDENCE FROM PRIMING, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition, 21(4), 1995, pp. 863-883
AUTOMATIC ACCESS OF LEXICAL INFORMATION IN BROCAS APHASICS - AGAINST THE AUTOMATICITY HYPOTHESIS
Authors: TYLER LK OSTRIN RK COOKE M MOSS HE
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., AUTOMATIC ACCESS OF LEXICAL INFORMATION IN BROCAS APHASICS - AGAINST THE AUTOMATICITY HYPOTHESIS, Brain and language, 48(2), 1995, pp. 131-162
THE REPRESENTATION AND ACCESS OF ABSTRACT WORDS IN APHASIA
Authors: MOSS HE TYLER LK JENNINGS F
Citation: He. Moss et al., THE REPRESENTATION AND ACCESS OF ABSTRACT WORDS IN APHASIA, Brain and language, 47(3), 1994, pp. 377-380
PROGRESSIVE APHASIA - IMPAIRMENT OF SYNTACTIC PROCESSING IN A FLUENT PATIENT
Authors: TYLER LK MOSS HE HODGES J PATTERSON K
Citation: Lk. Tyler et al., PROGRESSIVE APHASIA - IMPAIRMENT OF SYNTACTIC PROCESSING IN A FLUENT PATIENT, Brain and language, 47(3), 1994, pp. 452-455
ACCESS TO WORD MEANINGS DURING SPOKEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION - EFFECTS OF SENTENTIAL SEMANTIC CONTEXT
Authors: MOSS HE MARSLENWILSON WD
Citation: He. Moss et Wd. Marslenwilson, ACCESS TO WORD MEANINGS DURING SPOKEN LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION - EFFECTS OF SENTENTIAL SEMANTIC CONTEXT, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition, 19(6), 1993, pp. 1254-1276
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