Actions Speak Louder Than Functions: The Importance of Manipulability and Action in Tool Representation von Kellenbach, Marion L., Brett, Matthew, Patterson, Karalyn

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Large, colorful, or noisy? Attribute- and modality-specific activations during retrieval of perceptual attribute knowledge von KELLENBACH, Marion L, BRETT, Matthew, PATTERSON, Karalyn

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Neural Differentiation of Lexico-Syntactic Categories or Semantic Features? Event-Related Potential Evidence for Both von Kellenbach, Marion L., Wijers, Albertus A., Hovius, Marjolijn, Mulder, Juul, Mulder, Gijsbertus

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A Pet Study of Visual and Semantic Knowledge About Objects von Kellenbach, Marion L., Hovius, Marjolijn, Patterson, Karalyn

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What Does the Object Decision Task Measure? Reflections on the Basis of Evidence From Semantic Dementia von Hovius, Marjolijn, Kellenbach, Marion L, Graham, Kim S, Hodges, John R, Patterson, Karalyn

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An event-related potential investigation of the relationship between semantic and perceptual levels of representation von van Schie, Hein T, Wijers, Albertus A, Kellenbach, Marion L, Stowe, Laurie A

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Modulation of Event-Related Potentials by Semantic Priming: Effects of Color-Cued Selective Attention von Kellenbach, Marion L., Michie, Patricia T.

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Visual semantic features are activated during the processing of concrete words: event-related potential evidence for perceptual semantic priming von Kellenbach, Marion L, Wijers, Albertus A, Mulder, Gijsbertus

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Research report: Visual semantic features are activated during the processing of concrete words: event-related potential evidence for perceptual semantic priming von Kellenbach, Marion L, Wijers, Albertus A, Mulder, Gijsbertus

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I. visual semantic features are activated during the processing of concrete words : event-related potential evidence for perceptual semantic priming von KELLENBACH, Marion L, WIJERS, Albertus A, MULDER, Gijsbertus

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