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    • A clear effect of morphological structure was observed for derived words, not explainable by formal effects alone.
    • Prefixed words primed their stems irrespective of phonological transparency.
    • Suffixed words primed their stems only when phonologically transparent, and suffixed words derived from the same stem primed each other.

    Conclusions:

    • French prefixed and suffixed words exhibit distinct processing patterns.
    • Phonological transparency is a key factor for suffixed word recognition, unlike prefixed words.
    • Language-specific properties, such as rhythm, may explain cross-linguistic differences in word recognition (e.g., French vs. English).
    • A model is proposed where prefixed and suffixed words undergo decomposition at different stages of identification.