Difference between revisions of "Asian Characters"

Revision as of 07:18, 2 November 2010

Definition::Logograms or logographs taken from an Asian language, such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean
Definition Source::AL and JT
Synonyms::
Parent Entity::Stimulus
Example::The visual word form area: Evidence from an fMRI study of implicit processing of Chinese characters. Liu C, Zhang W T, Tang Y Y, Mai X Q, Chen H C, Tardif T, Luo Y J. NeuroImage 2008 April; 40:1350-1361; PMID = 18272399.
[[Logical Restrictions::Must be Visual Stimulus Modality]]
Comments::Auditory presentation of "Asian Characters" classifies as "Words" or "Syllables"; this class is strictly for the written form
Created Date::2010/11/02
Curator::AL and JT
Curation Status::pending final vetting
URI:: Sub-Classes	Sub-Classes:: {{#ask: Parent Entity::Asian Characters	format=ul }}

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 |Parent Entity=Stimulus
 |Example=The visual word form area: Evidence from an fMRI study of implicit processing of Chinese characters.  Liu C, Zhang W T, Tang Y Y, Mai X Q, Chen H C, Tardif T, Luo Y J.  NeuroImage 2008 April; 40:1350-1361; PMID = 18272399.
-|Logical Restrictions=Must be Visual Stimulus Modality
+|Logical Restrictions=Must be [[Visual]] Stimulus Modality
 |Comments=Auditory presentation of "Asian Characters" classifies as "Words" or "Syllables"; this class is strictly for the written form
 |Created Date=2010/11/02