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Phonological processing during word handwriting| old_uid | 10557 |
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| title | Phonological processing during word handwriting |
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| start_date | 2016/01/07 |
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| schedule | 11h-12h30 |
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| online | no |
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| location_info | salle G. le Troubadour |
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| summary | During many years, the cognitive study of handwriting has been rather limited,
especially in comparison to the research conducted in other domains of language processing,
such as language comprehension or speech production. However, the growth of new
techno
logies allowing to register and measure the online handwriting production process has
led to the consolidation of the discipline, with new paradigms and theoretical models steadily
increasing. One of the topics that more debate have stimulated is the invol
vement of
phonological representations during word handwriting production. In this talk, I will present a
series of experiments evidencing the use of phonological sublexical units when writing known
words, as well as results that suggest that multiple phon
ological sublexical units may impact
both written latencies and writing durations. I will also comment how some of these effects
might vary in cases in which the spelling/writing process might be impaired, such in dyslexia,
Alzheimer disease or Mild Cognit
ive Impairment. Finally, a proposal to integrate the
observed effects in a theoretical framework of the writing process is sketched. |
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| responsibles | Rigalleau, Croizet |
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