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Exploring influences of representational and procedural literacy on spoken word recognition: Evidence from psychometric network analysis and structural equation modelling

2026-02-17

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<p>Cultural experiences can strongly shape human cognition. Prior research has yielded mixed evidence on whether literacy—a culturally acquired skill—affects spoken language processing. Using an individual differences approach, we examined whether literacy predicts the speed of spoken word recognition. Using a large dataset (Hintz et al., 2025) that is unprecedented in size (number of participants) and depth (numb...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/xvukf_v1

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