Prosody Dominates Over Semantics in Emotion Word Processing: Evidence From Cross-Channel and Cross-Modal Stroop Effects

Keyphrases

• Facial Expression 100%
• Cross-channel 100%
• Emotional Words 100%
• Word Processing 100%
• Prosody 100%
• Cross-modal 100%
• Stroop Effect 100%
• Semantic Content 100%
• Stroop Task 66%
• Multisensory Integration 66%
• Semantic Prosody 66%
• Facilitative Effects 66%
• Language Data 33%
• Modal 33%
• Brain Mechanisms 33%
• Reaction Time 33%
• Performance Enhancement 33%
• Mandarin Chinese 33%
• Time-varying Data 33%
• Incongruity 33%
• Speech Processing 33%
• Tonal Language 33%
• Stimulus Presentation 33%
• Cognitive Task 33%
• Result Accuracy 33%
• Auditory Stimulation 33%
• Salience Effect 33%
• Stroop 33%
• Cognitive Demand 33%
• Emotional Information 33%
• Selective Attention 33%
• Speech Communication 33%
• Prosodic Cues 33%
• Lexical Semantics 33%
• Chinese Adults 33%
• Multimodal Integration 33%
• Potential Clinical Applications 33%
• Task Complexity 33%
• Emotional Prosody 33%
• Perceptual Saliency 33%
• Emotion Cue 33%
• Emotional Speech 33%
• Audiovisual Tasks 33%
• Multisensory Speech 33%
• Emotional Speech Processing 33%

Psychology

• Facial Expression 100%
• Stroop Effect 100%
• Stroop Task 66%
• Selective Attention 33%
• Congruence 33%
• Lexical Semantics 33%