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Language and Speech|November 2, 2010
Homophone dominance at the whole-word and sub-word levels: spelling errors suggest full-form storage of regularly inflected verb formsDominiek SandraBrain and Language|June 26, 2002
Homophonic forms of regularly inflected verbs have their own orthographic representations: a developmental perspective on spelling errorsSteven Frisson, Dominiek SandraJournal of Experimental Child Psychology|September 6, 2005
Rhyming words and onset-rime constituents: an inquiry into structural breaking points and emergent boundaries in the syllableAstrid Geudens, Dominiek Sandra, Heike MartensenMemory & Cognition|August 15, 2009
Semantic transparency and masked morphological priming: the case of prefixed wordsKevin Diependaele, Dominiek Sandra, Jonathan GraingerBrain and Language|June 3, 2004
Segmenting two-phoneme syllables: developmental differences in relation with early reading skillsAstrid Geudens, Dominiek Sandra, Wim Van den BroeckBrain and Language|January 23, 2003
Compound fracture: the role of semantic transparency and morphological headednessGary Libben, Martha Gibson, Yeo Bom Yoon, et al.Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|July 9, 2008
Who is dominating the Dutch neighbourhood? On the role of subsyllabic units in Dutch nonword readingMaaike Loncke, Heike Martensen, Walter J B van Heuven, et al.Cognitive Psychology|September 15, 2006
Dutch plural inflection: the exception that proves the analogyEmmanuel Keuleers, Dominiek Sandra, Walter Daelemans, et al.Pageof 1