Morphophonological Processing is a cognitive mechanism within the domain of psycholinguistics that specifically integrates morphological structure and phonological representation during the comprehension and production of words, distinguishing it from purely morphological or phonological processing pathways.
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The suffixing preference: a processing explanation
Anne Cutler, John A. Hawkins, Gary Gilligan · Linguistics · 1985 · 286 citations · Full text
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