Adam Kříž

• Feminine fox, not so feminine box

  Open Access•James Brand, Mikuláš Preininger et al.•ARTICLE•Language and Cognition•2025•Referencias: 30

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  The influence of grammatical gender on conceptual representations of gender has proven to be a controversial topic in the linguistic relativity literature, with empirical evidence in support of the Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis being highly task and context-dependent, as well as being modulated by the type of items being investigated (animates/inanimates). In this paper, we take a megastudy approach in order to investigate differences in resul…

• The role of L1 translation form in L2 compound processing

  Open Access•Adam Kříž, Denisa Bordag•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2023

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  This study explores how Czech-German late bilinguals process German (L2) noun-noun compounds. Using a lexical decision task combined with translation constituent priming, we investigated two factors potentially influencing the L2 compound processing: (a) the compound translation corresponds to one derived noun (e.g., Abendstern — večernice , ‘evening star') or to an adjective + noun phrase (e.g., Weizenmehl — pšeničná mouka , ‘wheat flour'); and …

• The power of imageability

  Open Access•Filip Smolík, Adam Kříž•ARTICLE•First Language•2015

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  Imageability is the ability of words to elicit mental sensory images of their referents. Recent research has suggested that imageability facilitates the processing and acquisition of inflected word forms. The present study examined whether inflected word forms are acquired earlier in highly imageable words in Czech children. Parents of 317 children (mean age 28 months) were asked whether their child used specific forms of 63 nouns and 35 verbs. F…

• The power of imageability

  Open Access•Filip Smolík, Adam Kříž•ARTICLE•First Language•2015

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  Imageability is the ability of words to elicit mental sensory images of their referents. Recent research has suggested that imageability facilitates the processing and acquisition of inflected word forms. The present study examined whether inflected word forms are acquired earlier in highly imageable words in Czech children. Parents of 317 children (mean age 28 months) were asked whether their child used specific forms of 63 nouns and 35 verbs. F…

• The role of L1 translation form in L2 compound processing

  Open Access•Adam Kříž, Denisa Bordag•ARTICLE•Frontiers in Communication•2023

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  This study explores how Czech-German late bilinguals process German (L2) noun-noun compounds. Using a lexical decision task combined with translation constituent priming, we investigated two factors potentially influencing the L2 compound processing: (a) the compound translation corresponds to one derived noun (e.g., Abendstern — večernice , ‘evening star') or to an adjective + noun phrase (e.g., Weizenmehl — pšeničná mouka , ‘wheat flour'); and …

• Feminine fox, not so feminine box

  Open Access•James Brand, Mikuláš Preininger et al.•ARTICLE•Language and Cognition•2025•Referencias: 30

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  The influence of grammatical gender on conceptual representations of gender has proven to be a controversial topic in the linguistic relativity literature, with empirical evidence in support of the Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis being highly task and context-dependent, as well as being modulated by the type of items being investigated (animates/inanimates). In this paper, we take a megastudy approach in order to investigate differences in resul…

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