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It runs in the blood: what do words have to do with the body?
Words are not detached from the world: they simulate embodied experiences. Concrete words, for being closer to sensorial information, are normally understood as “easier” processed (in word naming, lexical choice or recall tasks, for example), what is commonly called “concreteness effect”. Neverthele
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