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Este estudo apresenta a avaliação de uma lista de 270 nomes e adjectivos comuns na língua portuguesa
relativamente a familiaridade e valência feita por uma amostra composta por 183 alunos do ensino
superior. O objectivo deste estudo foi recolher dados de valência e familiaridade para palavras. Cada
palavra foi avaliada por uma sub-amostra constituída por um número de participantes que variava
entre 79 (mínimo) e 89 (máximo). As dimensões foram avaliadas através da utilização de escalas de 7
pontos ancoradas em ‘Muito Desagradável/Muito Agradável’, no caso da valência, e ‘Nada Familiar/
/Muito Familiar’, no caso da familiaridade. As médias, os intervalos de confiança e os desvios-padrão
são apresentados em tabelas ordenadas de acordo com as dimensões valência e familiaridade.
ABSTRACT: This study presents the evaluation of a list of 270 Portuguese common names and adjectives in concerning familiarity and valence as assessed by a sample of 183 undergraduates. The aim of this study was to collect data on words’ valence and familiarity. Each word was assessed by a sub-sample composed of a number of participants that varied from 79 (minimum) to 89 (maximum). The dimensions were evaluated using 7-point scales anchored in ‘Very Unpleasant/Very Pleasant’, in the case of valence, and ‘Nothing Familiar/Very Familiar’, in the case of familiarity. The means, the confidence intervals and standard deviations are presented in tables ordered accordingly with the valence and familiarity dimensions.
ABSTRACT: This study presents the evaluation of a list of 270 Portuguese common names and adjectives in concerning familiarity and valence as assessed by a sample of 183 undergraduates. The aim of this study was to collect data on words’ valence and familiarity. Each word was assessed by a sub-sample composed of a number of participants that varied from 79 (minimum) to 89 (maximum). The dimensions were evaluated using 7-point scales anchored in ‘Very Unpleasant/Very Pleasant’, in the case of valence, and ‘Nothing Familiar/Very Familiar’, in the case of familiarity. The means, the confidence intervals and standard deviations are presented in tables ordered accordingly with the valence and familiarity dimensions.
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Língua portuguesa Normas de familiaridade Normas de valência Familiarity norms Portuguese language Valence norms
Citation
Laboratório de Psicologia, 7, 3-19
Publisher
Instituto Superior de Psicologia Aplicada