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Cross-Language Negative Priming Remains Intact, while Positive Priming Disappears: Evidence for Two Sources of Selective Inhibition

Nkrumah, Ivy K.; Neumann, Ewald (University of Cape Coast, 2017-12)

In the current experiments, within- and between-language primed lexical decision tasks with Twi-English bilinguals were used. The aim was to explore the priming effects produced by attended and ignored words, in an effort ...
Excitatory and Inhibitory Priming by Attended and Ignored Non-Recycled Words with Monolinguals and Bilinguals

Neumann, Ewald; Nkrumah, Ivy K.; Chen, Zhe (University of Cape Coast, 2018-09)

Experiments examining identity priming from attended and ignored novel words (words that are used only once except when repetition is required due to experimental manipulation) in a lexical decision task are reported. ...
Reversal of Typical Processing Dynamics in Positive and Negative Priming Using a Non-Dominant to Dominant Cross-Language Lexical Manipulation

Neumann, Ewald; Nkrumah, Ivy K. (University of Cape Coast, 2019-01)

A bilingual primed lexical decision task was used to investigate priming effects produced by attended and ignored words. Participants were required to name prime target words in their weaker (L2) language and then make ...
Second Language Proficiency Effects on Cross-Language Positive and Negative Priming in Twi-English Bilinguals

Neumann, Ewald; Nkrumah, Ivy K.; Chen, Zhe (University of Cape Coast, 2018)

This article builds on previous work using a selective attention variant of cross-language priming techniques to examine the mechanisms that regulate the activation and suppression of target and nontarget languages and ...

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