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Contribution of Episodic Memory to Lexical Processing

2025-11-03

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<p>Strong evidence suggests that the linguistic context in which a familiar word appears influences its subsequent interpretation—a phenomenon collectively known as contextual priming. This chapter is grounded in the episodic context account, which proposes that contextual priming is driven by episodic memory, generating a temporary mental representation that binds linguistic input together. Supporting evidence co...

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418a169d-6d0f-5eed-9db4-041150d49a60
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10.31234/osf.io/abpes_v1
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