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Reward as a Facet of Word Meaning: Ratings of Motivation for 8601 English Words

2025-01-10

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<p>Semantic representations arise from a distillation of multiple sources of information, including sensory, motor, affective, interoceptive, linguistic and cognitive experience. Experience of reward is a highly salient aspect of many human activities, and yet its contribution to semantic processing is not well understood. To address this, the present study took a psycholinguistic approach to measuring and evaluat...

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Literature Corpus work: fcdaac73-6f0f-50ad-8a92-65d3d3172c79
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/h9m8u

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