Table 2.

Lexical Frequency Effects

Latency	Location	Citations
N1: ~100– 150 ms	“Posterior” [MiPa, LmPa, RmPa, MiOc]	Dambacher, Dimigen, Braun, Wille, Jacobs, & Kliegl (2012); Hauk, Davis, Ford, Pulvermuller, & Marslen-Wilson (2006)
P2*: ~150– 250 ms	Fronto-Central, Occipital [MiPf, MiOc]	Dambacher, Kliegl, Hofmann, & Jacobs (2006); Hauk & Pulvermuller (2004); Sereno, Rayner, & Posner (1998); Dambacher, Dimigen, Braun, Wille, Jacobs, & Kliegl (2012); Hauk, Davis, Ford, Pulvermuller, & Marslen- Wilson (2006)
FSN*: 280– 335 ms	Left Anterior	King & Kutas (1998)
N400*: ~300– 500 ms	Central, Parietal, Occipital [MiCe, MiPa, LmPa, RmPa, MiOc]	Rugg (1990); Dambacher, Kliegl, Hofmann, & Jacobs (2006); Van Petten & Kutas (1990); Munte, Wieringa, Weyerts, Szentkuti, Matzke, & Johannes (2001); Hauk & Pulvermuller (2004); Osterhout, Bersick, & McKinnon, (1997); Young & Rugg (1992); Dambacher & Kliegl (2007); Hauk, Davis, Ford, Pulvermuller, & Marslen-Wilson (2006)

Meta-review of studies that have reported effects of lexical frequency. Epochs in the Latency column with a * are those where frequency effects were found in the present study. In the Location column, topographic regions are given indicating where effects have been found for each latency; channels given in brackets underneath are those covering the relevant areas in the present study. MiCe: Middle Central, MiPf: Middle Prefrontal, MiPa: Middle Parietal, LmPa: Left Middle Parietal, RmPa: Right Middle Parietal, MiOc: Middle Occipital.