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Universality of comprehension strategies redefined: Modelling cross-linguistic similarities and differences in real-time language comprehension Matthias Schlesewsky & Ina Bornkessel |
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Reading time evidence for ranked parallel models of sentence comprehension Edward Gibson, Evan Chen, & Ehren Reilly |
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A modeling architecture for incorporating semantics into probabilistic models Ulrike Pado, Matthew Crocker, & Frank Keller |
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Priming of structural representations in children's online comprehension Malathi Thothathiri & Jesse Snedeker |
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The eyes are right when the mouth is wrong Zenzi M. Griffin |
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An ERP study of Japanese honorification: Are honorific features grammaticalized? Kayo Inoue & Lee Osterhout |
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Referential awareness and prosodic markedness: Results from a disambiguation game Yuki Hirose |
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Producers build structures only with overt arguments Hiroko Yamashita, Franklin Chang, & Yuki Hirose |
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Translation equivalence enhances cross-linguistic syntactic priming Sofie Schoonbaert, Robert Hartsuiker, & Martin J. Pickering |
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Cross-linguistic syntactic priming of relative clause attachment Timothy Desmet & Mieke Declercq |
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Discourse based lexical anticipation during language processing: Prediction or priming? Marte Otten & Jos J. A. van Berkum |
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Pronoun resolution across languages: The role of distributional differences between French, German, and English Barbara Hemforth, Saveria Colonna, Joël Pynte, Christoph Scheepers, & Lars Konieczny |
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Effects of contrastive focus on prosodic cues to clause boundaries Amy J. Schafer & Sun-Ah Jun |
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A role for phonological information in relative clause processing Daniel J. Acheson & Maryellen C. MacDonald |
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Comparing and combining frequency-based and locality-based accounts of complexity T. Florian Jaeger, David Orr, & Tom Wasow |
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Dissociation between production and comprehension complexity T. Florian Jaeger, Evelina Fedorenko, & Edward Gibson |
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Rethinking superiority effects —a processing model Inbal Arnon, Bruno Estigarribia, Philip Hofmeister, T. Florian Jaeger, Jeanette Pettibone, Ivan A. Sag, & Neal Snider |
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Fillers after the gap Matthew W. Wagers & Colin Phillips |
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On the role of interaction in models of spoken word recognition: Feedback helps James S. Magnuson, Ted Strauss, & Harlan D. Harris |
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Top-down anticipation and bottom-up frequencies in categorical ambiguities: Evidence from French noun-verb ambiguities Emmanuel Bellengier, Joël Pynte, & Barbara Hemforth |
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Gender transparency facilitates noun selection in Russian Irina A. Sekerina, Patricia J. Brooks, & Vera Kempe |
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Morphology and pragmatics in the visual world paradigm Irina A. Sekerina |
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Accommodation and the interpretation of presupposition during referential processing Craig G. Chambers & Valerie San Juan |
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Underspecification in anaphoric reference to structured entities Ruth Filik, Anthony J. Sanford, Patrick Sturt, & Massimo Poesio |
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On the automaticity of language-mediated eye movements Anne Pier Salverda & Gerry Altmann |
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Speakers' eye movements during the production of adjectives Todd R. Haskell |
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The influence of concurrent linguistic information on fixation patterns during natural scene viewing Nikole D. Patson, Graham L. Pierce, Brian D. Bartek, Fernanda Ferreira, & John M. Henderson |
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A frame-based mechanism for syntactic flexibility Liane Wardlow Lane & Victor S. Ferreira |
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Structural priming and the production of subject-verb agreement Todd Haskell, Robert Thornton, & Maryellen MacDonald |
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The production of free standing and bound morphemes: The case of Dutch adjectives Niels Janssen & Alfonso Caramazza |
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Orthographic and phonological effects in the picture word Interference paradigm: Evidence from a logographic language Yanchao Bi, Yaoda Xu, & Alfonso Caramazza |
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Interfacing attention and syntax: word order in Russian Andriy Myachykov |
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Poster withdrawn |
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Lexical bias in spoonish spanerisms Ines Anton-Mendez, Rob Hartsuiker, Bjorn Roelstraete, & Albert Costa |
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"Carpet or Cárcel": Effects of fluency and language mode on bilingual lexical access Enriqueta Canseco-Gonzalez, Cameron Brick, Katie Wagner, Kara Fischer, & Sarah Brown-Schmidt |
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Bilingual access to interlingual homographs: Examination of the effects of sentential context and language of processing Kathy Conklin, Gail Mauner, & J.-P. Koenig |
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The processing of scalar implicatures: Three eye-tracking experiments Gianluca Storto, Michael K. Tanenhaus, & Gregory N. Carlson |
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Re-evaluating Evidence for the linguistic relativity hypothesis David January & Edward T. Kako |
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Does hearing the name of an object partially activate other objects with similar functions? Eiling Yee, Delphine Dahan, Stacy Huffstetler, Jason Taylor, & Sharon Thompson-Schill |
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Experience provides sound advice: Individual differences in the effect of phonological typicality on sentence processing Thomas A. Farmer, Morten H. Christiansen, & Padraic Monaghan |
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Syntactic long-distance effects on prosody Michael Wagner |
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Not just given and new: the effects of discourse and task-based constraints on acoustic prominence Duane Watson & Jennifer Arnold |
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The relation between prosody and logical scope varies by the operator Scott R. Jackson & William D. Lewis |
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"No, the WHITE rabbit": use of presentational and contrastive accents in a copyediting task Duane Watson, Christine Gunlogson, & Michael K. Tanenhaus |
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Trace or pro? Effects of language parametric variation on processing Nayoung Kwon, Maria Polinsky, & Robert Kluender |
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Adjunct attachment isn't just a race either Benjamin Swets, Timothy Desmet, Charles Clifton, Jr., & Fernanda Ferreira |
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Investigating the time course of German relative clause attachment—ERP evidence for immediate decisions Petra Augurzky, Ina Bornkessel, Kai Alter, & Thomas Pechmann |
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Producing RC attachment ambiguities in German—Balancing vs. information structure Petra Augurzky, Kai Alter, & Thomas Pechmann |
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Evidence for early reanalysis and late, strategic competition Roger P. G. van Gompel, Jamie Pearson, Martin J. Pickering, & Manabu Arai |
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Priming of inappropriate analyses in garden-path sentences Roger P. G. van Gompel, Martin J. Pickering, & Jamie Pearson |