Aiko Morita

A Comparison of Transposed-Character Effect Between Chinese and Japanese Speakers: Processing Position Information of Hanzi and Kanji Characters

Transposed-letter (TL) effect implies that TL pseudowords (e.g., mnokey) are more likely to be recognized as their base words (e.g., monkey) than substituted-letter nonwords (e.g., markey). Compared to TL effect studies, transposed-character (TC) effect studies on logograms, such as Chinese Hanzi and Japanese Kanji, re...