o papel do processamento léxico-semântico em modelos de leitura

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Abstract
The aim of this study was to examine the role of lexical-semantic processing in models of visual word recognition and in reading comprehension. Dual-route and connectionist models of word reading are presented, and it is discussed how necessary lexical-semantic processing is for word recognition. Afterwards, the main reading comprehension frameworks are reviewed: The Construction-Integration model, the Lexical Quality Hypothesis and some connectionist models. For each model, the contribution of lexical-semantic processing for reading comprehension is evaluated. Finally, some themes for study are suggested for the investigation of the relationship between reading and lexical-semantic-processing.
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Authors ;Alexandre de Pontes Nobre;Jerusa Fumagalli de Salles
Journal law and financial markets review
Year 2014
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Keywords
psychology reading word recognition reading comprehensionpsychology lexical-semantic processing

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