Letter Transposition Effects in Arabic English Bilinguals from allography Watch Video
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⏲ Duration: 15 min 43 sec ✓ Published: 10-Jul-2023
Description: 71797nnTransposed Letter (TL) effects refer to the well-established finding in Indo-European languages that a transposed-letter non-word (e.g., JUGDE) facilitates the recognition of a related real word target (JUDGE) in comparison with a substituted-letter non-word (e.g., JUFTE). In Semitic languages, like Arabic, the TL effects is more evasive obtaining with tasks that do not trigger lexical access processes (e.g. Same-Different Matching Task), but not with those that engage lexical access (e.g
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