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期刊名:Applied psycholinguistics

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ISSN:0142-7164

e-ISSN:1469-1817

IF/分区:2.4/Q1

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Trilinguals' three languages can be activated simultaneously, but the patterns of co-activation in the language network remain unclear. Our study examines language processing and co-activation in trilingual speakers of Russian, Hebrew, and ...
Peter T Richtsmeier,Lisa Goffman Peter T Richtsmeier
Children typically produce high-frequency phonotactic sequences, such as the /st/ in "toaster," more accurately than the lower frequency /mk/ in "tomcat." This high-frequency advantage can be simulated experimentally with a statistical lear...
James W Montgomery,Julia L Evans,Ronald B Gillam et al. James W Montgomery et al.
Aim 1 of this study was to examine the developmental changes in typically developing English-speaking children's syntactically based sentence interpretation abilities and sensitivity to word order. Aim 2 was to determine the psychometric st...
Si On Yoon,Morgan Schuchard,Anu Subramanian et al. Si On Yoon et al.
Adults who stutter (AWS) frequently engage in language monitoring to anticipate and manage stuttering. This linguistic monitoring may reallocate cognitive resources, with potential consequences for language production and memory. We investi...
Katie Von Holzen,Rochelle S Newman Katie Von Holzen
Continuous speech presents a challenge to the ab initio learner, as the language-specific segmentation strategies they use in their first language are not always reliable cues in other languages (Cutler 2001 International Journal of Researc...
Erin E Campbell,Jennie Pyers,Naomi Caselli et al. Erin E Campbell et al.
How do sensory experiences shape the words we learn first? Most studies of language have focused on hearing children learning spoken languages, making it challenging to know how sound and language modality might contribute to language learn...
Joseph Hin Yan Lam,Molly Ann Leachman,Cecilia Del Carmen Perez et al. Joseph Hin Yan Lam et al.
This paper examined the interaction between narrative performance, language exposure, and standardized measures of morphosyntax and semantics, in bilingual children tested two times, 1 year apart. We aimed to 1) identify the factor structur...
Janet L McDonald,Christy M Seidel,Rebecca Hammarlund et al. Janet L McDonald et al.
Using speakers of either African American English (AAE) or Southern White English (SWE), we asked whether a working memory measure was linguistically unbiased-i.e., equally able to distinguish between children with and without specific lang...
Bob McMurray,Keith S Baxelbaum,Sarah Colby et al. Bob McMurray et al.
Classic psycholinguistics seeks universal language mechanisms for all people, emphasing the "modal" listener: hearing, neurotypical, monolingual, young adults. Applied psycholinguistics then characterizes differences in terms of their devia...
Julio Santiago,Elvira Pérez,Alfonso Palma et al. Julio Santiago et al.
The present study examines the effects of the frequency of phoneme, syllable, and word units in the Granada corpus of Spanish phonological speech errors. We computed several measures of phoneme and syllable frequency and selected the most s...