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Paradigmatism and Syntagmatism of Word Responses of Normals and Patients

It is demonstrated that in a free word-association test the paradigmatic-syntagmatic ratio of the most common responses (primary responses) is always higher than that for other responses, whatever the state of the subject (normal or patient). What differs between samples is not the nature of primary responses, but only their frequency.