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The (Non)-linguistic Effects of Motion Event Typology
This study tests the hypothesis of linguistic relativity along two lines of research: a) how L2 learners of Chinese and English, respectively, syntactically package semantic components for caused motion (cause, manner, path) in... More >>
N400 Prediction Effects in Relative Constructions
Authors:
Huili Wang*
Ling Meng and Shuo Cao
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Language and Cognitive Science /
2015,1(1): 23−54 / 2015-08-26
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When a context of a strongly constrained sentence structure is formed, N400 as the ERP component of the follow-up word of the structure will be reduced in amplitude. Two accounts can explain this: a passive activation account a... More >>
A Psycholinguistic Account of L1 Lexical Transfer in L2 Production
In its development for more than five decades, numerous empirical language transfer studies have obtained many solid findings in L2 production; however, these findings often concern linguistic expressions but lack deep psycholi... More >>
