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Emotion from the sound of a word: Statistical relationships between surface form and valence in English words influence lexical access and memory
- Greig de Zubicaray
- Katie Louise McMahon
- Joanne Arciuli
- Elaine Kearney
- Frank Guenther
Date created: 2023-01-18 01:07 AM | Last Updated: 2023-08-12 05:00 AM
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It is generally accepted that a word’s emotional valence (i.e., whether a word is perceived as positive, negative or neutral) influences how it is accessed and remembered. There is also evidence that the affective content of words is represented in non-arbitrary sound-meaning associations, i.e., emotional sound symbolism. We investigated whether more extensive statistical relationships exist betwe…
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