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Adapting and testing psycholinguistic toolboxes for Turkish visual word recognition studies
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Erten, Begüm
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This study presents two different software programs to be used in Turkish visual word recognition studies: KelimetriK and Wuggy with a Turkish plug-in extension. KelimetriK is a query-based software program developed as part of this thesis. KelimetriK provides word and bi-gram/tri-gram frequencies, orthographic neighborhood (ON), orthographic relatedness (transposed letter similarity and subset/superset similarity) and OLD20 (orthographic Levensthein Distance 20) scores. Wuggy is a pseudoword (i.e. wordlike non-words) generator that is adaptable to multiple languages (Keuleers, & Brstbaert, 2010). The pseudowords are generated from one or more user defined reference words by considering the sub-syllabic elements' bi-gram frequencies (the onset-nucleus-coda pattern). Developing a Turkish plug-in for the Wuggy software was also part of this thesis. KelimetriK and the Turkish plug-in for Wuggy were used on a lexical decision visual word recognition study. The aim of the study was to investigate the specific influence of word-frequency, ON, OLD20 and imageability on response time and accuracy scores. It was hypothesized that all the tested linguistic variables will influence the Turkish visual word recognition data.
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Verbal ability
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Verbal learning
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Language acquisition
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Psycholinguistics
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Turkish language
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/22982
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B. Erten, “Adapting and testing psycholinguistic toolboxes for Turkish visual word recognition studies,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2013.
