Original paper
Cross-linguistic sound symbolism and crossmodal correspondence: Evidence from fMRI and DTI
Abstract
Non-arbitrary correspondences between spoken words and categories of meanings exist in natural language, with mounting evidence that listeners are sensitive to this sound symbolic information. Native English speakers were asked to choose the meaning of spoken foreign words from one of four corresponding antonym pairs selected from a previously developed multi-language stimulus set containing both sound symbolic and non-symbolic stimuli. In...
Paper Details
Title
Cross-linguistic sound symbolism and crossmodal correspondence: Evidence from fMRI and DTI
Published Date
Jan 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
128
Issue
1
Pages
18 - 24
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