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The interplay between semantic control processes and feature relevance: Evidence from dual task methodology

2018-08-07

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<p>Neuropsychological studies suggest a distinction between (i) semantic knowledge and (ii) control processes that shape the retrieval of conceptual information to suit the task or context. These aspects of semantic cognition are specifically impaired in patients with semantic dementia and semantic aphasia respectively. However, interactions between the structure of knowledge and control processes that are expecte...

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9fd535b4-0d35-50e9-8ead-f5e1b7537a31
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10.31234/osf.io/htv72
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