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https://ah.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/96447| 題名: | 中文字的錯覺組合現象 : 概念區辨性.詞彙性以及字.詞義相關性影響之探討 | 作者: | 吳璧純 | 貢獻者: | 方聖平 吳璧純 |
日期: | 1987 | 上傳時間: | 11-May-2016 | 摘要: | 提要?容 | 參考文獻: | 參考書目\r\n一、中文部份\r\n方聖平、梅廣等（民 74），中文字形輸入法之分析與評估模式之建立。中華心理學刊，27卷1期，頁27-41。\r\n艾偉（民54a），國語問題。台北：中華書局，台三版。\r\n艾偉（民54b），漢字問題。台北：中華書局，台二版。\r\n艾偉（民68），中學國文教學心理學。台北：中華書局，台三版。\r\n林尹（民60），文字學概說。台北：正中書局。\r\n林宜平（民72），漢字「形」、「音」、「義」的比對：一個「語音轉錄」的字彙接觸模式。國立台灣大學心理研究所碩士論文。\r\n高尚仁（民70），中國語文的心理與研究。載於高尚仁、鄭昭明合編中國語文的心理學研究。台北：文鶴出版社，頁1-47。\r\n唐蘭（民67），中國文字學。台北：文光圖書公司。\r\n連韻文（民75），中文唸字歷程的探討：聲旁語音觸發作用。國立台灣大學心理研究所碩士論文。\r\n郭為藩（民67），我國學童閱讀缺陷問題初步調查及其檢討。國立台灣師範大學教育研究所集刊，20輯，頁57-78。\r\n陳嘉鳳、鄭昭明（民65），速讀訓練對閱讀速度、語文理解及檢字的效果。中華心理學刊，18.卷，頁61-66。\r\n陳烜之（民73），閱讀中文時對部件偵測的歷程。中華心理學刊，26卷1期，\r\n頁29-34。\r\n國立編譯館主編（民65），國民學校常用字彙研究。台北：中華書局。\r\n曾志朗（民70），論文字組合在閱讀歷程及認知能力間的關係：兼論中文閱讀研究在當代認知科學上的地位。載於高尚仁、鄭昭明合編中國語文的心理學研究。台北：文鶴出版社，頁85-101。\r\n張欣戊（民70），認字的心理過程。載於國立彰化教育學院編印教育論叢，頁355-374。\r\n黃宣範（民72），語言哲學－意義與指涉理論研究。台北：文鶴出版社。\r\n黃作宏（民69），世界最新分類拼音文字研究。台北：自發行。\r\n湯廷池（民69），一個外行人對小學國語教學的看法（上）。台灣教育月刊，358卷，10期，頁55-59。\r\n鄭昭明（民67），漢字記憶的語言轉錄與字的回億。中華心理學刊20卷，頁39-43。\r\n鄭昭明（民67），漢字的特性及其機械化的可能方向。中華心理學刊，20卷，頁19-27。\r\n鄭昭明（民70），漢字認知的歷程。載於高尚仁、鄭昭明合編中國語文的心理學研究。台北：文鶴出版社，頁135-172。\r\n鄭昭明（民75），從認知心理學看華文的學習。華文世界，40卷4期，頁4-12。\r\n劉英茂、陳家麟（民69），國語拼音法和閱讀效率的關係。中華心理學刊，22卷1期，頁23-28。\r\n劉英茂、莊仲仁（1970），一千二百個本國文字有意義度之評定（上）。國立台灣大學理學院心理學系報告，12卷，頁33-51。\r\n劉英茂、莊仲仁（1971），一千二百個本國文字有意義度之評定（下）。國立台灣大學理學院心理學系報告，13卷，頁75-190。\r\n劉誠、何曉飛（民69），中文橫寫的向左向右－從閱讀準確性與速度來比較。中華心理學刊，22卷1期，頁29-31。\r\n聯合報（民74），我國兒童無閱讀障礙？ 10月13日。\r\n謝娜敏（民71），中文「字」與「詞」的閱讀與語音轉錄。國立台灣大學心理研究所碩士論文。\r\n蘇淑貞、宋維村、徐澄清（民73），中國閱讀障礙學童之類型及智力測驗。中華心理學刊，26卷1期，頁41-48。\r\n\r\n\r\n二、西文部份\r\nAllport, D. 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