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ARTICULATION QUALITY IS INVERSELY RELATED TO REDUNDANCY WHEN CHILDRENOR ADULTS HAVE VERBAL CONTROL
Authors: SAMUEL AG TROICKI M
Citation: Ag. Samuel et M. Troicki, ARTICULATION QUALITY IS INVERSELY RELATED TO REDUNDANCY WHEN CHILDRENOR ADULTS HAVE VERBAL CONTROL, Journal of memory and language (Print), 39(2), 1998, pp. 175-194
ADAPTATION IS AUTOMATIC
Authors: SAMUEL AG KAT D
Citation: Ag. Samuel et D. Kat, ADAPTATION IS AUTOMATIC, Perception & psychophysics, 60(3), 1998, pp. 503-510
MOLECULAR ASSOCIATION OF 2,3-DIHYDRO-2-ALKYL-3-HYDROXYBENZISOTHIAOLE 1,1-DIOXIDES - FORMATION OF NOVEL BICYCLIC DIMERS CONTAINING 12 14-MEMBERED RINGS/
Authors: RAJEEV KG SAMANTA U CHAKRABARTI P SHASHIDHAR MS SAMUEL AG
Citation: Kg. Rajeev et al., MOLECULAR ASSOCIATION OF 2,3-DIHYDRO-2-ALKYL-3-HYDROXYBENZISOTHIAOLE 1,1-DIOXIDES - FORMATION OF NOVEL BICYCLIC DIMERS CONTAINING 12 14-MEMBERED RINGS/, Journal of organic chemistry, 63(2), 1998, pp. 230-234
LEXICAL INHIBITION AND ATTENTIONAL ALLOCATION DURING SPEECH-PERCEPTION - EVIDENCE FROM PHONEME MONITORING
Authors: WURM LH SAMUEL AG
Citation: Lh. Wurm et Ag. Samuel, LEXICAL INHIBITION AND ATTENTIONAL ALLOCATION DURING SPEECH-PERCEPTION - EVIDENCE FROM PHONEME MONITORING, Journal of memory and language, 36(2), 1997, pp. 165-187
HOW LEXICAL STRESS AFFECTS SPEECH SEGMENTATION AND INTERACTIVITY - EVIDENCE FROM THE MIGRATION PARADIGM
Authors: MATTYS SL SAMUEL AG
Citation: Sl. Mattys et Ag. Samuel, HOW LEXICAL STRESS AFFECTS SPEECH SEGMENTATION AND INTERACTIVITY - EVIDENCE FROM THE MIGRATION PARADIGM, Journal of memory and language, 36(1), 1997, pp. 87-116
LEXICAL ACTIVATION PRODUCES POTENT PHONEMIC PERCEPTS
Authors: SAMUEL AG
Citation: Ag. Samuel, LEXICAL ACTIVATION PRODUCES POTENT PHONEMIC PERCEPTS, Cognitive psychology, 32(2), 1997, pp. 97-127
DOES LEXICAL INFORMATION INFLUENCE THE PERCEPTUAL RESTORATION OF PHONEMES
Authors: SAMUEL AG
Citation: Ag. Samuel, DOES LEXICAL INFORMATION INFLUENCE THE PERCEPTUAL RESTORATION OF PHONEMES, Journal of experimental psychology. General, 125(1), 1996, pp. 28-51
EARLY LEVELS OF ANALYSIS OF SPEECH
Authors: SAMUEL AG KAT D
Citation: Ag. Samuel et D. Kat, EARLY LEVELS OF ANALYSIS OF SPEECH, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 22(3), 1996, pp. 676-694
LEXICAL AND SUBLEXICAL FEEDBACK IN AUDITORY WORD RECOGNITION
Authors: PITT MA SAMUEL AG
Citation: Ma. Pitt et Ag. Samuel, LEXICAL AND SUBLEXICAL FEEDBACK IN AUDITORY WORD RECOGNITION, Cognitive psychology, 29(2), 1995, pp. 149-188
CONFORMATIONAL PREFERENCES IN MOLYBDENUM(II) PI-ALLYL COMPLEXES - ROLE OF CH PI INTERACTION/
Authors: CHOWDHURY SK JOSHI VS SAMUEL AG PURANIK VG TAVALE SS SARKAR A
Citation: Sk. Chowdhury et al., CONFORMATIONAL PREFERENCES IN MOLYBDENUM(II) PI-ALLYL COMPLEXES - ROLE OF CH PI INTERACTION/, Organometallics, 13(10), 1994, pp. 4092-4096
AN EMPIRICAL AND METAANALYTIC EVALUATION OF THE PHONEME IDENTIFICATION TASK
Authors: PITT MA SAMUEL AG
Citation: Ma. Pitt et Ag. Samuel, AN EMPIRICAL AND METAANALYTIC EVALUATION OF THE PHONEME IDENTIFICATION TASK, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 19(4), 1993, pp. 699-725
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