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Déjà-lu: When Orthographic Representations are Generated in the Absence of Orthography Cover

Déjà-lu: When Orthographic Representations are Generated in the Absence of Orthography

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|Jan 2023

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Summary of Subjective (self-rated) Measures of Participants’ Proficiency in French.

MEANSDRANGE
Age of Acquisition0.000.000–0
Self-rated proficiency(0–10)*
Speaking9.330.7907–10
Understanding9.610.5768–10
Writing8.930.9987–10
Reading9.500.7538–10

[i] Note: Some participants had low to intermediate knowledge of English. However, none of them was fully proficient in English or any other language.

Table 2

Two Sets of Novel Words Used in the Experiment.

SETCONSISTENTINCONSISTENT PREFERREDINCONSISTENT UNPREFERRED
A/bemanə//ʒinavə//ʒitymə/
/danyvə//ʒebinə//ʒevabə/
/tunavə//sedunə//semivə/
/mabynə//simybə//sibavə/
/nypinə//fapyvə//fanynə/
/vetagə//fedinə//fenɔgə/
/pivadə//kityvə//kidunə/
/lybavə//kemagə//kepydə/
B/badivə//ʒimunə//ʒitɔgə/
/devabə//ʒedavə//ʒenyvə/
/mevinə//sitavə//sidynə/
/nemunə//sepidə//sebavə/
/tabynə//fabɔgə//fapunə/
/pinagə//fenybə//febadə/
/lapyvə//kipynə//kimavə/
/vinyvə//kenivə//kepanə/

[i] Note: Words from the inconsistent preferred group were later shown in each participant’s preferred spelling while words from the inconsistent unpreferred group were presented in participants’ unpreferred spelling.

Figure 1

An example object from each set (Set A and Set B) and word group (consistent, inconsistent preferred, and inconsistent unpreferred).

Figure 2

Structure of the phonological training (on the left) and the self-paced reading task (on the right).

Table 3

Sentences from the self-paced reading task and their English translations.

FRENCH SENTENCESENGLISH SENTENCES
Ce xxx est petitThis xxx is small
Ce grand xxx est joliThis big xxx is pretty
Ceci est un xxx gigantesqueThis is one big xxx
Ceci est un petit xxx magnifiqueThis is one small magnificent xxx
Cet objet est un xxx minusculeThis object is one very small xxx
Cet objet est un petit xxx magnifiqueThis object is one small magnificent xxx
Ce grand objet est un xxx magnifiqueThis big object is a magnificent xxx
Ce grand objet est un magnifique xxxThis big object is one magnificent xxx

[i] Note: Bold exes represent the place where target words appeared. Due to syntactic differences across languages, the position of the target word differs between French sentences and their English translations.

* French sentences were matched with Spanish sentences used in Jevtović et al. (2022) study on the length as well as the place where the target word appeared.

Table 4

Mean Percentage of Accuracy (SDs) per Training Block and in the Final Check Phase.

BLOCK1BLOCK2BLOCK3BLOCK4FINAL CHECK
Set A95.8 (4.64)96.9 (2.49)97.1 (4.29)95.6 (4.61)93 (7.08)
Set B96.4 (4.55)98.1 (3.19)95.5 (7.35)95.5 (5.69)93.8 (6.37)
Table 5

Fixed and Random Effects Structure of the Overall Model.

FIXED EFFECTSβSEt VALUEp
(Intercept)6.120.068900.00***
Training0.0440.0202.240.031*
ConsistentVsPreferred0.0020.0270.0820.935
ConsistentVsUnpreferred0.0350.0281.220.227
Set0.2110.1351.560.125
Training: ConsistentVsPreferred–0.0340.037–0.9170.364
Training: ConsistentVsUnpreferred–0.0770.037–2.050.046*
RANDOM EFFECTSVARIANCESTD.DEV.
Item: (Intercept)0.0030.059
Item: Training (slope)0.0020.044
Participant: (Intercept)0.2060.453
Participant: Training (slope)0.0070.086
Participant: ConsistentVsUnpreferred (slope)0.0040.059

[i] Note: Asterisk denotes statistical significance: ∗ p < 0.05; ∗∗ p < 0.01; ∗∗∗ p < 0.001.

* The exact structure of the model was the following: logRT~1+Training* ConsistentVsPreferred + Training* Consistent Vs Unpreferred + Set + (1+Training+ ConsistentVsUnpreferred ||participant) + (1+Training ||item).

Figure 3

RTs from the self-paced reading task per group of words.

Note: Consistent words are shown in green, inconsistent preferred in blue, and inconsistent unpreferred in red. Trained words are presented on the left and untrained on the right. Error bars represent the standard error of the mean (SEM).

Figure 4

Visual representation of the interaction between PSTM and OSE.

Note: The relationship between the OSE and novel word recall (Inverse ALINE similarity score) modulated by PSTM capacity. The graph shows that, as PSTM score increases, the positive link between OSE and word recall increases. Both predictors (PSTM and OSE) are represented as z-scores.

Figure 5

The pattern of results observed in Spanish (left) and French readers (right).

Note: In both graphs the first bar in each training group represents consistent words, the second one inconsistent preferred and the third one represents inconsistent unpreferred words.

* Spanish data used to create the figure were obtained from https://osf.io/h69dg/.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/joc.250 | Journal eISSN: 2514-4820
Language: English
Submitted on: Sep 8, 2022
Accepted on: Nov 18, 2022
Published on: Jan 12, 2023
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2023 Mina Jevtović, Alexia Antzaka, Clara D. Martin, published by Ubiquity Press
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