快速映射视角下新词学习的词汇竞争效应
Lexical Competition Effect on Novel Word Learning from Fast Mapping View
DOI: 10.12677/AP.2022.1210399, PDF,    科研立项经费支持
作者: 石 政：浙江师范大学教师教育学院，浙江 金华
关键词: 词汇学习；互补学习系统；词汇竞争效应；快速映射；Word Learning； Complementary Learning Systems； Lexical Competition Effect； Fast Mapping
摘要: 在词汇学习领域，词汇竞争效应是一个重要问题。它本身是新习得词汇整合到心理词典的重要指标，近年来随着对于快速映射范式的开发，产生了许多有争议的问题。本文主要介绍了对快速映射以及快速映射下词汇竞争效应的相关研究，包括快速映射是否有独立的神经机制、快速映射下词汇竞争产生的前提条件以及词汇竞争效应的理论解释，并做出了对未来研究的展望。
Abstract: The lexical competition effect is an important issue in the field of lexical learning. It is itself an important indicator of the integration of newly acquired words into the mental lexicon, and many controversial issues have arisen in recent years with the development of the fast mapping paradigm. This paper presents research related to fast mapping and the lexical competition effect under fast mapping, including whether there is an independent neural mechanism for fast mapping, the prerequisites for lexical competition to arise under fast mapping, and the theoretical explanation of the lexical competition effect, and makes an outlook on future research.
文章引用：石政 (2022). 快速映射视角下新词学习的词汇竞争效应. 心理学进展, 12(10), 3293-3299. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2022.1210399

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