Script Relativity

Articles (9 in this collection)

1. The effects of writing systems and scripts on cognition and beyond: An introduction

   Authors

   • Hye K. Pae
   • Min Wang

   • Content type: EditorialNotes
   • Published: 19 April 2022

   • Pages: 1315 - 1321

2. How does the brain read different scripts? Evidence from English, Korean, and Chinese

   Authors

   • Say Young Kim
   • Fan Cao

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 11 March 2022

   • Pages: 1449 - 1473

   

3. Linguistic constraints on the cross-linguistic variations in L2 word recognition

   Authors

   • Xiaomeng Li
   • Keiko Koda

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 04 March 2022

   • Pages: 1401 - 1424

   

4. Meanings within meanings: skilled readers activate irrelevant meanings of radicals in Chinese

   Authors (first, second and last of 4)

   • Tianlin Wang
   • Matt Cooper Borkenhagen
   • Mark S. Seidenberg

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 18 February 2022

   • Pages: 1381 - 1399

   

5. The influence of romanizing a non-alphabetic L1 on L2 reading: the case of Hindi-English visual word recognition

   Authors

   • Anisha Singh
   • Min Wang
   • Yasmeen Faroqi-Shah

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 26 January 2022

   • Pages: 1475 - 1496

   

6. Script relativity hypothesis: evidence from reading with different spatial layouts and varied lexical tone

   Authors

   • Heather Winskel

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 10 January 2022

   • Pages: 1323 - 1341

7. Cross-lagged relations between vocabulary and word reading in multi-scripts

   Authors

   • George K. Georgiou
   • Tomohiro Inoue
   • Su-Zhen Zhang

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 04 January 2022

   • Pages: 1343 - 1358

   

8. Reading in different scripts predicts different cognitive skills: evidence from Japanese

   Authors (first, second and last of 9)

   • Tomohiro Inoue
   • George K. Georgiou
   • Rauno Parrila

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 29 November 2021

   • Pages: 1425 - 1448

   

9. Testing the script-relativity hypothesis: expertise in reading Chinese versus English is associated with better arithmetic skills

   Authors (first, second and last of 4)

   • Kelvin Fai Hong Lui
   • Zebedee Rui En Cheah
   • Urs Maurer

   • Content type: OriginalPaper
   • Published: 18 November 2021

   • Pages: 1359 - 1379