古代汉字与现代汉字在早期视觉形态处理和后期语义访问方面的差异及学习效果：一项ERP研究

Chinese characters developed from ancient script forms, including oracle-bone, bronze, and small-seal scripts, into modern forms, including clerical and regular scripts. The clerical transformation marked a key turning point in this development, and this historical sequence provides a framework for examining how diachronic variation within a single writing system relates to cognitive processing. This study examined behavioral and ERP correlates of this evolution and whether short-term form–meaning learning modulated them. An initial pool of 600 images representing 120 candidate Chinese charact