A textual unit that is composed of one or more words, parsed together and following some syntactical rules.

Sentence (linguistics)

- Syntax-first approach
- Interactionist approach 

Approaches to parsing

Combining groups of words into phrases. Important in determining the meaning of a sentence.

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The smallest sequence of phonemes that can be combined to form some meaning (morphemes).

Words (linguistics)

Goldstein, E. B. (2014). Cognitive psychology: Connecting mind, research and everyday experience. Nelson Education.


Cognitive psychology: Connecting mind, research and everyday experience

Stores our knowledge of words. Contains what a word means, how it sounds and how they are used in relation to other words.

Lexicon

It is easier to identify letters when they contain in a word (FORK) than when they are by themselves (K) or in a nonword (RFKO).

Word Superiority Effect

How often (the frequency) that a word appears in some text or speech.

Word Frequency

A word can have multiple meanings. For example book can mean something to read or to schedule something like a hotel room.

Lexical ambiguity

Syntax is a fundamental component of a language's grammar that dictates the rules for arranging and organizing individual words into coherent, structured sentences.

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