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This experiment examined the form-class of associations to four types of stimuli: nouns, adjectives, nominalizations, and adjectivalizations. The hypothesis of the experiment, that nominalizations and adjectivalizations are coded in terms of a base item and a transforming suffix, was confirmed in that transformed words elicited responses which matched their form-class less often than base words of the same form-class do. The tendency for syntagmatic responses to adjectives to be nouns rather than words of other form-classes was noted and discussed.

The form class of word associations to nominalizations and adjectivalizations