0 present participle of prime
1 to tell someone something that will prepare them for a particular situation:
Semantic priming is not as direct, as semantic representations cannot be directly read off an input string.
Moreover, such priming effects are tied to representations in the brain.
Alternatively, it is possible that a temporal processing disturbance alone is sufficient to explain semantic priming dysfunction in this population.
However, they are not particularly apparent at 1 day of germination after priming and their role in the germination process per se is uncertain.
The duration of priming has received quite some attention in the psycholinguistic literature.
Furthermore, it demonstrates that genre affects not only the rate of subject expression, but also the way in which priming manifests itself.
Both the series of priming words and the probe word were presented aurally.
Their within-subjects design increased the power of their study, possibly making it more likely to detect vowel and head priming.
