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Portuguese norms of name agreement, concept familiarity, subjective frequency a...
Soares, Ana Paula; Pureza, Rita; Comesaña, MontserratPictures are complex stimuli that require a careful control of several characteristics and attributes standardized for different languages. In this work we present for the first time European Portuguese (EP) norms for name agreement, concept familiarity, subjective frequency and visual complexity for a new set of 150 colored pictures. These pictures were selected to represent exemplars of the most used semantic...
Syllabic pseudohomophone priming in tip-of-the-tongue states resolution: The ro...
Pureza, Rita; Soares, Ana Paula; Comesaña, MontserratThe tip-of-the-tongue (TOT) state is a common experience, usually coupled with a frustrating feeling caused by the incapability of retrieving a familiar word. It is thought that TOTs occur when the semantic and syntactic information of the word is retrieved but not its phonology. This study aims to further understand the role of phonology in TOT resolution. Specifically, using a syllabic pseudohomophone priming...
Affective auditory stimuli: Adaptation of the International Affective Digitized...
Soares, Ana Paula; Pinheiro, Ana P.; Costa, Ana; Frade, Carla Sofia; Comesaña, Montserrat; Pureza, RitaIn this study, we present the normative values of the adaptation of the International Affective Digitized Sounds (IADS-2; Bradley & Lang, 2007a) for European Portuguese (EP). The IADS-2 is a standardized database of 167 naturally occurring sounds that is widely used in the study of emotions. The sounds were rated by 300 college students who were native speakers of EP, in the three affective dimensions of valenc...