Semantic Priming and Retrieval From Lexical Memory¶
Neely, J. H. (1977). Semantic Priming and Retrieval From Lexical Memory: Roles of Inhibitionless Spreading Activation and Limited-Capacity Attention.
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- Subsequent extensions — masked priming (primes presented below the threshold of conscious awareness)
This sourceDemonstrates that semantic priming operates via automatic spreading activation and distinguishes automatic from strategic components of priming.
- Subsequent extensions — masked priming (primes presented below the threshold of conscious awareness)
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