MEG masked priming evidence for form-based decomposition of irregular verbs.

The pseudo-irregular condition displayed a trend toward significance (14.6 ms; t = 1.72, MC-corrected p = 0.083).

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Discussion Our behavioral analysis confirmed that masked presentation of primes significantly facilitated RTs for lexical decision on their targets, in the identity, regular, and irregular conditions, with near-significant facilitation for pseudo-irregulars.

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When corrected for the general late time window 300–500 ms, the priming effects for the identity ( p = 0.002 for the cluster at 427–500 ms, MC-corrected for 300–500 ms), regular ( p < 0.0001 for the cluster at 385–493 ms, MC-corrected for 300–500 ms), and irregular ( p = 0.003 for the cluster at 406–484 ms, MC-corrected for 300–500 ms) priming manipulations were each highly significant on their own, while the pseudo-irregular condition showed no effect (Figure 4 ).

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