interference effect

collocation in English

meanings of interferenceand effect

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interference
noun[U]
uk /ˌɪn.təˈfɪə.rəns/ us /ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈfɪr.əns/
an occasion when someone tries to interfere in ...
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effect
noun
uk /ɪˈfekt/ us /əˈfekt/
the result of a ...
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Examples of interference effect

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A number of these studies investigated the semantic interferenceeffect within and between languages.
However, we have also observed interesting results regarding the semantic interferenceeffect.
The logic behind the interpretation of the semantic interferenceeffect in terms of lexical competition is the following.
Most critically, the size of the interferenceeffect varied as a function of condition and experimental phase.
This interferenceeffect has been taken as prima facie evidence that lexical selection is competitive.
We found a semantic interferenceeffect both during the encoding of information into memory and during the retrieval of information in translation.
As we expected, the size of this interferenceeffect depended on various factors.
The work with interlingual homographs points to another factor that is of interest for our study of the phonological interferenceeffect: task demands.
Assuming that the conceptual facilitatory effect is larger than the interferenceeffect at the lexical level, then a net priming effect is expected.
As such, the selection by competition account predicts that the picture-word interferenceeffect should be greatest when pictures are displayed with translation equivalent distractors.
As was expected, the size of this interferenceeffect depended on var ious factors.
In the second half of the experiment, individuals reduced the interferenceeffect but there was no change in the carryover effect.
If it was primarily due to lexical or semantic competition, then the homograph interferenceeffect should have increased in size when poorly translated items were eliminated.
However, the magnitude of the semantic interferenceeffect within languages (samelanguage pairs) and between languages (differentlanguage pairs) seems to vary as a function of the three variables reported above.
This analysis provides evidence that the homograph interferenceeffect in this experiment is due to a competition between pronunciations in the two languages and not between lexical or semantic representations.
The goal of the current study is to systematically study a number of factors that could modify the interferenceeffect caused by bilingual phonological recoding in the non-target language.
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