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Who Rates Words as More or Less Iconic? Exploration of Personality and Experiential Sources of Individual Differences in Iconicity Ratings
Iconicity has been widely studied in relation to language acquisition, processing, and evolution. Recent work has emphasized the subjective nature of iconicity and the role of individual construal, yet it remains unclear when and under what conditions individual differences in iconicity perception a
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