Lexical Processing in Mandarin Chinese: A Multimodal Examination of the Time Course of Phonological Access

I investigated how prime-target phonological relatedness and stimulus-onset asynchrony influence word recognition in Chinese speakers. Of interest were the response latencies across three experimental tasks in Mandarin Chinese. Through this, this project unravelled the nature of phonological access nuancedly, delineating general and task-specific processes in Chinese lexical processing.