@article{ART001243718},
author={김충명},
title={Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs},
journal={Korean Semantics},
issn={1226-7198},
year={2008},
volume={25},
pages={51-69}
TY - JOUR
AU - 김충명
TI - Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs
JO - Korean Semantics
PY - 2008
VL - 25
IS - null
PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics
SP - 51
EP - 69
SN - 1226-7198
AB - The present study aims at clarifying the relationship between synonym and antonym with respect to their semantic similarity other than their differentiation. It's believed that the two items consisting of antonymy occupy different positions where one excludes the other from the same semantic field. Here we examined the inter-relationship between the two categories in a two-choice reaction time (RT) based on the lexical decision task and ERPs(Event-related Potentials) signatures. As expected, RTs were shorter for the condition of antonym than that of synonym relation possibly due to the prominence over the synonymous words. However no difference is found between antonym and unrelated word class. For the ERPs' component, P300s (positive peak at about 300ms after the stimulus onset) and N400s (negative peak around 400ms) morphology of the ERP reflecting the perceptual familiarity among the stimuli and semantic distance respectively, were found in all conditions. Though synonym and antonym were not differentiated in the P300, they both produced larger P300 response than other words in the unrelated condition. By contrast, the N400 of them recruited the difference in its amplitude mainly over the frontal areas. These results suggest that the structure of synonym and antonym should be constructed via identical semantic space indexed as the P300 as well as the N400 critical difference based on the specific semantic feature.
KW - 사건관련전위(Event-related potentials; ERPs);유의어(synonym);반의어(antonym);어휘판단과제(lexical decision task);P300;N400
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김충명. (2008). Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs. Korean Semantics, 25, 51-69.
김충명. 2008, "Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs", Korean Semantics, vol.25, pp.51-69.
김충명 "Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs" Korean Semantics 25 pp.51-69 (2008) : 51.
김충명. Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs. 2008; 25 51-69.
김충명. "Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs" Korean Semantics 25(2008) : 51-69.
김충명. Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs. Korean Semantics, 25, 51-69.
김충명. Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs. Korean Semantics. 2008; 25 51-69.
김충명. Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs. 2008; 25 51-69.
김충명. "Neural Representation of Categorical Specificity for a Synonym and its Antonym during Lexical Decision in Korean Reflected as ERPs" Korean Semantics 25(2008) : 51-69.