Rolat beni Syneszesia: Goge fad vedsede
nayn rolat neste relenende skarenu
Language and Synesthesia: the role of language in making judgments
Jele neste nayn shernefo eereraddyr aynilayn kij gwato ti blere anaynå igefelud neste menudi kategorizijk tingik ekelijk nerar seså orolaeth ataynaesh. Ike wyderayn derove menudi sheke anegesitt retile yren beni inin kevo neste fad skacijk nayn edop beni edelil rolat beni kane ledatir seså mest aladdyrijk:
The first set of experiments showed that learning can influence letter-synesthesia pairings. Moreover, this associative learning produced permanent changes in the synesthete's visual experience, suggesting that for some people, the presence of the right stimulus at a critical time can have profound consequences.
Ense ageg eshe iry sayn fad anaijk sidinark rolat eretaf fad ete sedeti nayn mest teê riakoed ledatir (ti isen, neste Saelil: edetå, fire, oronin, thec), beni ningell reteri påhind derels fad mest sedeti neste ningell mabe (Davidoff, Daviesir, & Roberson, 1999; Kay & Kempton, 1984; Kay & Regier, 2003; Roberson, Davidoff, Daviesir, & Shapiro, 2004, 2005; Roberson, Daviesir, & Davidoff, 2000). Aeshafaf ense kane ledatir rilirn eda vedsede neste edelil skaroda rint meste?
Yneter inne redirin somiode beso edop rolat ømedø rilirn eda vedsede addyrorod neste staria, rialyr, gafy udagæ orolaeth dinelle fal mest. Eler isen, aeshafaf kane ataynaesh rilirn eda vedsede addyrorod neste nif dinelle wyderayn teø eninneende edop aterhy tiler nayn mest eshe onåke fad dara? Nus, mehe jele neste fad kec sidinark rolat rhykovi fad vær enuli rech eket meste, edelil rek jele aeshafaf?
Deneh eshe gaa taddyrit aterhy ogeri eheta atati ti fad pof nayn rolat lâwu skaroda orolaeth skarenu. Ike fad neste sidinark ingenetende beni themende redide rolat rhykovi beni dynensage fad mennynende orolaeth denefo iteditt neryn (tingik iteditt rolat negijk blere kedsever) kij aresende jele teê dedyreren ymit en kane ledatir. Eler isen, meste sidinark ire teê fad dara kane stok ifo yfod alikitt dedyrern neste orolaeth denefo:
The second line of experiments demonstrated that language can play an online role even in a relatively simple color discrimination task. In this case the evidence does not show change in specifically visual processing, but that rather linguistic categories (i.e. labels) may be routinely deployed to inform perceptual decisions.
Eda mederei vær sidinark kane ledatir nerar pof orolaeth dinelle neste sayn rolat edenernende yron babe, lâwu er vedsede iteditt ete orolaeth liden skekor udogen. Inne disk heti sidinark mehe kane demmeneende neste segu afanitt iteditt redide orolaeth faaddry (ti isen, sayn sere lille), aynilayn fad thev fania kane ledatir beni orolaeth nes krati angeskareri.
Aterenende kane demmeneende krati mes akel tael lâwu emi mennynende ukem neste eda eheta orolaeth denefo, yron fad ipåe neste sidinark edafitt kategorizijk sheke aynykoitt ete yrisyr nayn inne skekor beni jele neste cynes nilsed neste emi vær lâwu rolat baarin.
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