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Factors determining the guessing of meanings of foreign words.

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6 groups of 40 English-speaking Ss judged the equivalence of 50 pairs of frequently used English, Chinese, Japanese, and Hebrew words presented auditorily, audio-visually, and visually. Ss guessed the English equivalent of Hebrew words and paired Japanese and Chinese, and Japanese and Hebrew words a

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1955Phonetic symbolism in natural languages.1956An investigation of phonetic symbolism.1933A Problem in Meaning

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