Word and picture processing in children: an event-related potential study.

Abstract:

:In an investigation of the N400 component, event-related potentials (ERPs) elicited by 4 types of word stimuli (real words, pseudowords, random letter strings, and false fonts) and 3 types of picture stimuli (real pictures, pseudopictures, and picture parts) presented in separate lists were recorded from 10- and 11-year-old children. All types of word stimuli elicited an anteriorly distributed negativity peaking at about 400 msec (antN400). Words and pseudowords elicited similar ERPs, whereas ERPs to letter strings differed from those to both pseudowords and false fonts. All types of picture stimuli elicited dual anterior negativities (N350 and N430). Real pictures and pseudopictures elicited similar ERPs, whereas pseudopictures and picture parts elicited asymmetrical processing. The results are discussed in terms of increased sensitivity to and dependence on context in children.

journal_name

Dev Neuropsychol

authors

Coch D,Maron L,Wolf M,Holcomb PJ

doi

10.1207/S15326942dn2201_3

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2002-01-01 00:00:00

pages

373-406

issue

1

eissn

8756-5641

issn

1532-6942

journal_volume

22

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