The Mental Lexicon 2:2

Miscellaneous
• Editors’ note
  p. 127
Articles
• The dislike of regular plurals in compounds: Phonological familiarity or morphological constraint?
  Iris Berent and Steven Pinker | pp. 129–181
• Cross-modal repetition priming with homophones provides clues about representation in the word recognition system
  Penny M. Pexman, Stephen J. Lupker, and Yasushi Hino | pp. 183–214
• Change in lexical retrieval skills in adulthood
  Mira Goral, Avron Spiro III, Martin L. Albert, Loraine K. Obler, and Lisa Tabor Connor | pp. 215–238
• The availability of noun properties during the interpretation of novel noun phrases
  Christina L. Gagné and Thomas L. Spalding | pp. 239–258
• Naming compounds in Alzheimer’s disease
  Valentina Chiarelli, Alina Menichelli, and Carlo Semenza | pp. 259–269
• LINGUA: The Language-Independent Neighbourhood Generator of the University of Alberta
  Chris Westbury, Geoff Hollis, and Cyrus Shaoul | pp. 271–284

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