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VALIDITY OF THE P/S CRITERION FOR CLASSIFYING ASSOCIATIVE RESPONSES: TWO EXPERIMENTS

Two experiments aim at providing information on the validity of the P/S ciiterion for classifying associative responses. Validity will be judged on the basis of the possibility of linking the classification system to a pertinent conceptualization of the processes involved in the emission of associative responses. The results of the two experiments show the validity of the P/S criterion when used along strictly semantic lines. P-type responses are more probable if the stimulus word is preceded by a context word linked to it by a P-relation. Likewise S-type responses are more probable when the context is of the S-type. Furthermore the difference in availability of the various responses within the semantic field can be taken into account by concepts obtained from the theory of speech bipolarity which also leads to the P/S criterion, such as the concept of substitution probability or that of combination probability. These results and the