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- Publications
- Influence
Dependency-dependent interference: NPI interference, agreement attraction, and global pragmatic inferences
- Ming Xiang, Julian Grove, A. Giannakidou
- Psychology, Medicine
- Front. Psychol.
- 7 October 2013
Previous psycholinguistics studies have shown that when forming a long distance dependency in online processing, the parser sometimes accepts a sentence even though the required grammatical… Expand
Effects of Speaker Evaluation on Phonetic Convergence
- Carissa Abrego-Collier, Julian Grove, Morgan Sonderegger, Alan C. L. Yu
- Computer Science, Psychology
- ICPhS
- 2011
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Effects of Working Memory Capacity and "Autistic" Traits on Phonotactic Effects in Speech Perception
- Alan C. L. Yu, Julian Grove, M. Martinovic, Morgan Sonderegger
- Computer Science, Psychology
- ICPhS
- 2011
Individual differences in cognitive processing style have recently been hypothesized as an important source of systematic variability in speech processing. This study offers further evidence in… Expand
Semantic and pragmatic processes in the comprehension of negation: An event related potential study of negative polarity sensitivity
- Ming Xiang, Julian Grove, A. Giannakidou
- Computer Science
- Journal of Neurolinguistics
- 1 May 2016
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Ellipsis sites induce structural priming effects
- Ming Xiang, Julian Grove, J. Merchant
- Chemistry
- 2014
Exposure to verb phrase ellipsis in English with double-object or prepositional ditransitive antecedents affects syntactic choices in subsequent sentence production, inducing speakers to favor the… Expand
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The Lexical Semantics of Much : Conversion from Intervals to Degrees
- Julian Grove
- 2013
• Degree modifier much: an illustration of the lexical semantics of much in general. • What accounts for contrasts in felicity like the following? (1) a. a much read book b. # a much written book •… Expand
German Relative Clauses and the Severed Index Hypothesis
- Emily A. Hanink, Julian Grove
- Economics
- 2017
Schwarz (2009) analyzes the distinction between the two form as follows. The weak form is used when an NP’s referent is unique, while the strong form is required when it is also anaphoric, i.e., when… Expand
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Singular count pseudo-partitives 1
- Julian Grove
- 2015
Inversion-constructions, like too tasty of a cake and a disaster of a conference, have generally been treated separately from superficially similar-looking pseudo-partitives, like three gallons of… Expand
Structural priming in production through ‘silence’: An investigation of verb phrase ellipsis and null complement anaphora
- Ming Xiang, Julian Grove, Jason Merchant
- Psychology
- 21 June 2019
There are two common competing conceptions of how ellipsis can be resolved: in the first, ellipsis is resolved by constructing unpronounced syntactic representations at the ellipsis site; in the… Expand