Study on ERP Experiment Paradigm of English Vocabulary Process

Abstract:

English vocabulary processing is the English language comprehension link, refers to the word's meaning gain. The research is mainly lexical processing around English lexical access and vocabulary ambiguity resolution launch. In the English vocabulary Tonga study, form, sound effect has been the researchers’ point of contention. In the English vocabulary ambiguity resolution research, sentence the function of context and sentence contexts and ambiguity word different meaning interaction is to understand English vocabulary, is also the key ambiguity resolution English ambiguity resolution model the essence of debate. Long-term since, the researchers using behavioral research methods of these problems, and puts forward the research of English vocabulary to various theoretical model processing. However the traditional study methods often exist in the supreme task interference, unable to accurately existing in the process of linguistic understanding of automatic processing and cognitive real-time processing processes.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 66-68)
• Pages: 1838-1842
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.66-68.1838
• Online since: July 2011
• Authors: Ran Ran Yan
• Keywords: English, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Paradigm

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