English Speakers Attend More Strongly Than Spanish Speakers to Manner of Motion When Classifying Novel Objects and Events Article

Kersten, Alan W, Meissner, Christian A, Lechuga, Julia et al. (2010). English Speakers Attend More Strongly Than Spanish Speakers to Manner of Motion When Classifying Novel Objects and Events . JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL, 139(4), 638-653. 10.1037/a0020507

cited authors

  • Kersten, Alan W; Meissner, Christian A; Lechuga, Julia; Schwartz, Bennett L; Albrechtsen, Justin S; Iglesias, Adam

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publication date

  • November 1, 2010

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keywords

  • COLOR CATEGORIES
  • LANGUAGE
  • NOUNS
  • Psychology
  • Psychology, Experimental
  • RELATIVITY
  • REPRESENTATION
  • Social Sciences
  • VERBS
  • bilingualism
  • event
  • linguistic relativity
  • manner of motion
  • path

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publisher

  • AMER PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOC

start page

  • 638

end page

  • 653

volume

  • 139

issue

  • 4