Age-related differences in the lexical priming effect can be predominantly attributed to differences in response bias.

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Psychology and Aging
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2026-01-15
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https://doi.org/10.1037/pag0000964
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Face Recognition and Perception
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Age-related differences in the lexical priming effect can be predominantly attributed to differences in response bias.

Cristina D. Rabaglia, Bruce A. Schneider, M. Eric Cui
Psychology and Aging
Face Recognition and Perception
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Age-related differences in the lexical priming effect can be predominantly attributed to differences in response bias.

Cristina D. Rabaglia, Bruce A. Schneider, M. Eric Cui
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Psychology and Aging
University of Toronto (CA), Baycrest Hospital (CA)
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Face Recognition and Perception
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Age-related differences in the lexical priming effect can be predominantly attributed to differences in response bias. — Cristina D. Rabaglia, Bruce A. Schneider, et al. · Psychology and Aging (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS