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181.	How Semantic Radicals Support And Limit The Processing Of Chinese Verbs And Nouns
182.	An ERPs Study On Outcome Processing Of Decision Making Under Effects Of Selective Attention
183.	The Study About The Influence Of Archery Training To Psychological Status And Cognitive Ability
184.	The Effect Of Ego Depletion On Category Learning
185.	Morpho-semantic Processing In Chinese Word Reading: Evidence From Ambiguous Morphemes
186.	Literature Reading Improves Resolution Of Mismatched Pronouns In Chinese Counterfactuals
187.	Effects Of Retrieval On Delayed Judgement Of Learning:Evidence From Event-Related Potentials
188.	The ERPs Study On The Processing Of Moral Metaphor After Disgust Priming
189.	The Research On Difference In Event Related Potential (ERPs) Of Typical Yang And Typical Yin Persons Provoked By Joy Or Sorrow
190.	The Influence Of Conjunctions And Verb-based Implicit Causality On Pronoun Resolution:ERP Evidence From Proficient Chinese English Learners
191.	The Effects Of Anxiety Emotion On The Farming Effect Of Risk Decision By ERPs Under Emergency Events
192.	An ERP Study On English Nominal Metaphor Comprehension By Chinese EFL Learners
193.	ERP Study Of Insight Problem Solving In Different Emotional States
194.	The Distractor Processing In Visual Working Memory:An ERPs And Eye-movements Study
195.	The Language Proficiency Effects On The Integration Of Emotional Prosody And Semantics In The Second Language Contexts:The Evidence From ERPs
196.	The Influence Of The Semantic Gradient Of Chinese Idiom Metaphor On Vocabulary Processing
197.	Effects Of Embodied Semantic Information Of Object Nouns On Categorization Tasks Of The Object Noun-based Pictures With Different Perceptual Cues Validity
198.	A Comparative Study Of The Construal Mechanism Of Conventional Idiom Metaphor And Novel Idiom Metaphor:based On ERPs
199.	An ERPs Approach To The Possible Feature Derivation In Metaphor Processing Of Chinese Idioms
200.	An ERPs Approach On Construal Mechanism Of English Irony
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