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Cross-Modal Semantic Priming

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The cross-modal semantic priming paradigm is described, including its underlying rationale and the different tasks with which it is combined. The major characteristics of the paradigm-the type of stimuli used, the dependent and independent variables typically manipulated-are then introduced. Also, its main advantages and drawbacks are discussed. Finally, the most important areas of application are considered and some important findings which have been obtained with it are briefly mentioned.

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