Representational aspects of word imageability and word frequency as assessed through word association

Huit experiences etudient les effets du caractere figuratif et/ou usuel des mots dans des tâches d'association, de decision lexicale et de lecture (prononciation du mot). Les resultats sont discutes en terme de liaisons associatives

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