Psychology Press Morphological Aspects of Language Processing - Psychology Press

Morphological Aspects of Language Processing explores the critical role of morphological organisation in language comprehension and word recognition. Whilst phonological and orthographic codes have long been recognised as essential to isolated word recognition and sentence understanding, morphemes have historically received limited experimental attention from both psychologists and linguists. This Psychology Press volume addresses that gap by examining morphological components alongside phonological structures in language processing. Leveraging recent methodological advances in cognitive and linguistic research, the book provides comprehensive insights into how morphological analysis contributes to language understanding and processing efficiency.