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. 2023 Jun 13;4(2):361–381. doi: 10.1162/nol_a_00104

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Figure 5. — English letter targets. (A) ERP results from two representative electrode sites included in the analysis when letter targets were preceded by letter primes (within-domain). (B) Voltage map illustrating the lesser posterior positivity for related vs. unrelated pairs in the 120–180 ms time epoch, and greater negativity to unrelated vs. related pairs in the 300–500 ms time epoch (within-domain) for all 15 sites. (C) ERP results from two electrode sites included in the analysis when letter targets were preceded by fingerspelling font primes (cross-domain). (D) Voltage map illustrating a non-significant difference between waveforms in the 120–180 ms time epoch (p = 0.093), and a significant priming effect characterized by greater posterior negativity to unrelated vs. related pairs in the 300–500 ms epoch (cross-domain). Voltage maps show amplitude to unrelated minus related targets in the cross-domain condition. Negative amplitude is plotted up.