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<p>This study established psycholinguistic norms on Cantonese conceptual semantic features (CanFeat) with 954 concepts and semantic features, including <i>feature frequency, sharing degree</i>, and <i>type</i> of each feature. We provided concept-level variables, including participant count, feature counts (<i>total</i>, <i>distinct</i>, <i>concept-specific</i>, <i>concept-shared</i>), feature proportions, coverage, category labels (<i>superordinate category and subordinate category</i>), familiarity, and concreteness. We validated the reliability, specificity, and categorical structural consistency of the dataset through multiple analyses, including intra-coder reliability checks, gender comparability assessments, semantic category distinctions, and feature-level comparisons with established norms. We also compared CanFeat with norms in other languages, highlighting both similarities and differences. The present norming offers a timely and valuable resource for researchers in psycholinguistics, particularly those focusing on Cantonese production and semantic representation.</p>

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A Standardized Semantic Feature Norm for 954 Cantonese Concepts

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年12月10日

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  • Jing Zhong,
  • Keyi Kang,
  • Weike Huang,
  • Ziyi Zhao,
  • Haoyun Zhang

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This study established psycholinguistic norms on Cantonese conceptual semantic features (CanFeat) with 954 concepts and semantic features, including feature frequency, sharing degree, and type of each feature. We provided concept-level variables, including participant count, feature counts (total, distinct, concept-specific, concept-shared), feature proportions, coverage, category labels (superordinate category and subordinate category), familiarity, and concreteness. We validated the reliability, specificity, and categorical structural consistency of the dataset through multiple analyses, including intra-coder reliability checks, gender comparability assessments, semantic category distinctions, and feature-level comparisons with established norms. We also compared CanFeat with norms in other languages, highlighting both similarities and differences. The present norming offers a timely and valuable resource for researchers in psycholinguistics, particularly those focusing on Cantonese production and semantic representation.