Publikation: Is There an Effect of Partially Overlapping Script on Cognate Processing? : Evidence from Greek Heritage Speakers Living in Germany
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We examine the role of partially overlapping scripts on cognate processing in Greek-German heritage speakers (HSs) in a mixed lexical decision task. Based on formal and semantic similarity ratings, cognate and noncognate word pairs were allocated in four cognateness conditions. A cognate facilitation effect is expected, further influenced by formal and semantic similarity. Due to recruitment restrictions, we analyse data for the control group (CG, native Greek speakers) and discuss HSs data in terms of tendencies. Contrary to our prediction, a cognate inhibition effect is obtained. Performance for German stimuli is higher than for Greek stimuli. Data indicate an effect of low phonological similarity on reaction times and of low orthographic similarity on accuracy in both groups. We suggest that task demands and stimulus list manipulation are the factors mostly affecting cognate processing. German seems to affect processing of Greek, supporting our claim that partially overlapping scripts influence online word processing.
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TSAROUCHA, Aikaterini, Elisabeth SÜSS, Anna CZYPIONKA, Theodoros MARINIS, 2024. Is There an Effect of Partially Overlapping Script on Cognate Processing? : Evidence from Greek Heritage Speakers Living in Germany. 15th International Conference on Greek Linguistics (ICGL15). Belgrade, 15. Sept. 2022 - 18. Sept. 2022. In: STOJICIC, Vojkan, Hrsg., Ana ELAKOVIC-NENADOVIC, Hrsg., Martha LAMPROPOULOU, Hrsg.. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Greek Linguistics. Vol. 15/2. Belgrade: University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology, 2024, S. 543-565. ISBN 978-86-6153-757-8. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch33BibTex
@inproceedings{Tsaroucha2024There-72101, title={Is There an Effect of Partially Overlapping Script on Cognate Processing? : Evidence from Greek Heritage Speakers Living in Germany}, year={2024}, doi={10.18485/icgl.2024.15.2.ch33}, isbn={978-86-6153-757-8}, address={Belgrade}, publisher={University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology}, booktitle={Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on Greek Linguistics. Vol. 15/2}, pages={543--565}, editor={Stojicic, Vojkan and Elakovic-Nenadovic, Ana and Lampropoulou, Martha}, author={Tsaroucha, Aikaterini and Süß, Elisabeth and Czypionka, Anna and Marinis, Theodoros} }
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