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How Meaning Shapes a Rule: Neural Signatures of Morphological Learning and Generalization
Rule generalization is one of the most useful tools our mind uses to facilitate learning. In language, we apply it to connect what words mean to what they are made of, such as their suffixes. This is a morphosemantic relation, and it helps us process words we already know and easily acquire new word
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