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Peer reviewedZwitserlood, Pienie – Language and Cognitive Processes, 1994
Two experiments investigated the processing and representation of Dutch compound words as a function of their semantic transparency. The results provided clear evidence for the sensitivity of the lexical processing system to morphological complexity, independent of semantic transparency. (50 references) (MDM)
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