A comparison of the transposed-character effect between Chinese and Japanese native speakers

Key Points

• This research aims to compare the transposed-letter effect in native speakers of Chinese and Japanese.
• Participants included Chinese and Japanese native speakers.
• Transposed-character sequences were presented to measure recognition accuracy.
• Statistical analyses compared performance between the two language groups.
• Chinese native speakers demonstrated a different recognition pattern compared to Japanese speakers.
• The transposed-letter effect was more pronounced in one language group than the other.