Auditory input lexicon

Question 1

What is it?

Answer 1

phonological input lexicon is the store of words that have been heard
orthographic input lexicon - store of words that have been read.

Question 2

How is it tested?

Answer 2

lexical decision test. This involves deciding whether an input is a real or non-word.

Question 3

What are they bad at?

Answer 3

access to semantics should be impaired

performance on spoken words and semantic judgments

Question 4

What are they good at?

Answer 4

minimal pairs
repetition without understanding by the sub-lexical process
normal non-verbal sound recognition

Question 5

Published test

Answer 5

PALPA 5 considers the imaginability and frequency of words as a measure of difficulty

Question 6

diagnostic term.

Answer 6

word-form deafness