C-01 |
Cues for head-final relative clauses in Chinese Chun-chieh Hsu, Colin Phillips, & Masaya Yoshida |
C-02 |
Word-chunk frequency affects the processing of relative clauses Florencia Reali & Morten H. Christiansen |
C-03 |
The "EX" factor: The nature of individual differences in sentence processing Thomas A. Farmer, Morten H. Christiansen, & Richard F. West |
C-04 |
Eye movements during aentence-picture matching track linguistic processing: Novel findings in normal participants and Parkinson's disease patients Jesse Hochstadt & Philip Lieberman |
C-05 |
Processing anaphors and pronouns in Broca's aphasia: Evidence from eyetracking JungWon Janet Choy & Cynthia K. Thompson |
C-06 |
Perception of functional morphology in Broca's aphasia Michael Walsh Dickey, Lisa H. Milman, & Cynthia K. Thompson |
C-07 |
A study of syntactic processing in Aphasia III: Neurological aspects David Caplan, David Kennedy, Nathanial Alpert, Nikos Makris, Gloria Waters, Gayle DeDe, Jennifer Michaud, & Amanda Reddy |
C-08 |
Task effects on the localization of BOLD signal in syntactic processing David Caplan, Evan Chen, Gloria Waters, & Daphne Robakis |
C-09 |
Animacy effects in the neuroimaging of subject-object and object-subject structures Evan Chen, W. Caroline West, David Caplan, & Gloria Waters |
C-10 |
Sub-syntactic composition: MEG investigations of morphological decomposition Linnaea Stockall |
C-11 |
Distinct effects of semantic plausibility and semantic composition in MEG Liina Pylkkanen & Brian McElree |
C-12 |
The influence of depicted events during spoken language comprehension: evidence from ERPs Pia Knoeferle, Boukje Habets, Matthew W. Crocker, & Thomas Münte |
C-13 |
"Coordinated Interplay": thematic interpretation of initially ambiguous and unambiguous German SVO/OVS sentences in depicted events Pia Knoeferle |
C-14 |
Effects of NP-type, NP-similarity, and cleft-type in reading German sentences Pia Knoeferle, Shravan Vasishth, Matthew W. Crocker, & Richard Lewis |
C-15 |
Syntactic priming effects in the processing of alternating word orders Jun-Ichi Tanaka, Katsuo Tamaoka, & Hiromu Sakai |
C-16 |
The influence of beliefs about an interlocutor on lexical alignment: Evidence from dialogs with humans and computers Jamie Pearson, Martin Pickering, Holly Branigan, Janet McLean, Clifford Nass, & John Hu |
C-17 |
On the memory structures underlying prominence during coreference resolution Stephani Foraker & Brian McElree |
C-18 |
The effects of plausibility on eye movements in reading reconsidered Wayne S. Murray & Julie-Ann Marshall |
C-19 |
Parsing indeterminacy in object relative clauses Silvia Gennari & Maryellen MacDonald |
C-20 |
Working memory and relative clause attachment under increased sentence complexity Akira Omaki |
C-21 |
Repairing determiners to fit with the noun Francesco Vespignani, Nicola Molinaro, Marica De Vincenzi, & Remo Job |
C-22 |
A checking account of the number attraction effect Jana Häussler, Markus Bader, & Josef Bayer |
C-23 |
Processing null and overt subject pronouns: Evidence from Italian Maria Nella Carminati |
C-24 |
Activation of referents in indefinite anaphora processing Maria Luiza Cunha Lima, Edson Françozo, & Ana Luiza Navas |
C-25 |
Exploring the gender congruency effect in Czech Denisa Bordag & Thomas Pechmann |
C-26 |
Semantic and morphophonological effects in agreement production: When singular and plural are both grammatical Jelena Mirkovic & Maryellen C. MacDonald |
C-27 |
Experimental studies of agreement in Modern Greek and their consequences for grammatical theory Niki Tantalou & William Badecker |
C-28 |
Withdrawn |
C-29 |
Reference resolution for reflexives and pronouns in Finnish Elsi Kaiser, Jeffrey T. Runner, Rachel S. Sussman, & Michael K. Tanenhaus |
C-30 |
The role of binding condition B in intrasentential pronoun resolution Ming-Wei Ernest Lee & John N. Williams |
C-31 |
Syntactic priming of LF representations in 4-year-olds Joshua Viau, Jeffrey Lidz, & Julien Musolino |
C-32 |
Lexical frequency and memory effects in the acquisition of complement clauses. Evan Kidd |
C-33 |
Online comprehension of definite DPs: Inferential knowledge facilitates integration of bridging relations at an early point Petra Burkhardt |
C-34 |
Semantic attraction during sentence comprehension: Evidence from event-related potentials Albert Kim & Lee Osterhout |
C-35 |
When counting nodes is not the answer: Revisiting syntactic complexity Dietmar Roehm, Ina Bornkessel, Tanja Grewe, Hubert Haider, & Matthias Schlesewsky |
C-36 |
Evidence for competition during the processing of quantifier scope ambiguities Ruth Filik, Kevin B. Paterson, & Simon P. Liversedge |
C-37 |
Constraints on Coreference in the Online Processing of Backwards Anaphora Nina Kazanina, Ellen Lau, Moti Lieberman, Colin Phillips, & Masaya Yoshida |
C-38 |
The effects of discourse context on the interpretation of bare quantifiers Marissa Erickson & Edith Kaan |
C-39 |
Integration of gesture and speech in real-time reference resolution Ellen Campana, Laura Silverman, Michael K. Tanenhaus, & Loisa Bennetto |
C-40 |
Retrieval difficulty in establishing syntactic, semantic, and referential dependencies Tessa Warren, Masako Hirotani, & Michael Schiller |
C-41 |
Structural and semantic constraints in the processing of English compounds: Evidence from eye-tracking during reading Ian Cunnings & Harald Clahsen |
C-42 |
Priming the interpretation of noun compounds: Evidence against relation-based models Claudine Raffray, Martin Pickering, & Holly Branigan |
C-43 |
Semantic integration of prenominal adjectives during sentence comprehension Shelia M. Kennison |
C-44 |
Attention-focusing by mass-noun quantifiers in sentence comprehension William H. Levine, Joel A. Hagaman, Cari Anne Bogulski, Rebecca R. Green, & Dorthie S. Ortigo |
C-45 |
Ending the isolation of syntactic priming: Orthogonal structure and content pepetition in sentence production Kristine Schuster & Padraig G. O'Seaghdha |
C-46 |
Poster withdrawn |
C-47 |
Syntactic priming in comprehension Evelina Fedorenko & Edward Gibson |
C-48 |
Lexical-semantic and structural influences on syntactic priming in comprehension Breton Bienvenue, Gail Mauner, & Jean-Pierre Koenig |
C-49 |
Processing of VP ellipsis Adam Szczegielniak, Evelina Fedorenko, & Edward Gibson |
C-50 |
Salience, reference resolution and the givenness hierarchy Mikhail Masharov, Elsi Kaiser, Michael Tanenhaus, & Greg Carlson |