Lexical Decisions

The Intro should be approximately 3-7 pages and follow APA format. Guidelines for APA format can be found , which includes a . The proper format for the Intro should include:

Double-spaced, 12pt, Times New Roman font
The title of the paper centered at the beginning of the section
A running head and page number should be located at the top of the page (This should be inserted as a Header in Word)
In-text citations for any research you reference ()

When you write the Introduction section, you should answer the following questions:

What is the problem under investigation?
- Describe the topic your experiment/paper will examine. Why is this topic important/ interesting
What does past research say about your topic?
- PARAPHRASE the findings from the research articles you submitted previously and any additional relevant articles. DO NOT USE DIRECT QUOTES. Remember to provide an in-text citation if you reference or describe anything that is not your own work. You should cite at least 10 sources
What is the purpose of the experiment?
What is the experimental task?
- Briefly summarize the experiment in 1-2 sentences. (optional)
What were the independent and dependent variables in the experiment?
What is your hypothesis and the rationale for it?
- Provide a rationale for your hypothesis based on the research you referenced. You can do it before or after the hypotheses

You will also be required to include a and a in APA format. The reference section needs to start on a new page and include all of the sources you cited in the Introduction. The title page and the reference section are not included in the page count.

THE HYPOTHESIS

WORD FREQUENCY AND NONWORD TYPES: THE LEXICALITY OF NONWORDS (e.g., pronounceable “bloat” vs. unpronounceable “btg”) AFFECTS HOW QUICKLY THE BRAIN REJECTS THEM

Requirements: 6 pages

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