William T. Farrar

Non-Obligatory Vowel Epenthesis in -Ed Pseudowords: Ambiguity in Syllabification Resolved by Syntax and Suffixation

Alan H. Kawamoto, William T. Farrar, 1990 .

When Two Meanings Are Better Than One: Modeling the Ambiguity Advantage Using a Recurrent Distributed Network

Christopher T. Kello, Alan H. Kawamoto, William T. Farrar, 1994 .

The Return of “Visiting Relatives”: Pragmatic Effects in Sentence Processing

Alan H. Kawamoto, William T. Farrar, W. T. Farrar, 1993 .

When SOFA primes TOUCH: Interdependence of spelling, sound, and meaning in “semantically mediated” phonological priming

William T. Farrar, W. T. Farrar, G. V. van Orden, 2001, Memory & cognition.