nonphonological

the study investigated nonphonological factors influencing word recognition.

nonphonological cues, like visual salience, can aid in lexical access.

we examined the role of nonphonological features in speech perception.

nonphonological information, such as word length, impacts reading fluency.

the model incorporates nonphonological variables to predict reading speed.

nonphonological aspects of language, like gesture, can enhance communication.

participants relied on nonphonological cues to identify the target word.

the experiment focused on nonphonological influences on sentence processing.

visual features represent a crucial source of nonphonological information.

we analyzed the contribution of nonphonological factors to word frequency effects.

the child used nonphonological strategies to decode the written word.