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期刊名:Journal of memory and language

缩写:J MEM LANG

ISSN:0749-596X

e-ISSN:1096-0821

IF/分区:3.0/Q1

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Fillers, such as uh and um in English, are reliable predictors of upcoming novelty, and listeners harness these statistics to process disfluent speech efficiently. Predictive processing begets prediction error, and therefore it is possible ...
Alexander S LaTourrette,Charles Yang,John Trueswell Alexander S LaTourrette
Children often encounter new words in referentially and semantically ambiguous environments. Thus, they will generally make many incorrect guesses about a word's meaning before arriving at its correct meaning. Here, we asked whether these i...
Chuchu Li,Victor S Ferreira,Tamar H Gollan Chuchu Li
Spanish-English (Experiments 1-2) or Chinese-English (Experiment 3) bilinguals described arrays of moving pictures in English that began with a complex or a simple phrase (e.g., "[The shoe and the mesa/] moved above the cloud" vs. "[The sho...
Lauren L Richmond,Lois K Burnett,Julia Kearley et al. Lauren L Richmond et al.
Prior research focused on the relationship between cognitive offloading and working memory ability in the prospective and retrospective memory domains have produced conflicting results. Specifically, past work in the prospective memory doma...
Roon Kevin D,Whalen D H Roon Kevin D
We tested the hypothesis that phonological planning takes longer when two possible utterances differ in incompatible, inherently mutually exclusive values of a single feature (e.g., voiced vs. unvoiced, a dental vs. alveolar tongue-tip cons...
John T West,Rebecca L Wagner,Ashley Steinkrauss et al. John T West et al.
Falsely remembering information can have negative consequences for day-to-day functioning and can be especially problematic for older adults who often experience higher rates of false memory. Because there is considerable variability betwee...
Klinton Bicknell,Wednesday Bushong,Michael K Tanenhaus et al. Klinton Bicknell et al.
Accurate word recognition is facilitated by context. Some relevant context, however, occurs after the word. Rational use of such "right context" would require listeners to have maintained uncertainty or subcategorical information about the ...
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In two structural priming experiments, we investigated the representations of lexically-specific syntactic restrictions of English verbs for highly proficient and immersed second language (L2) speakers of English. We considered the interpla...
Tatyana Levari,Jesse Snedeker Tatyana Levari
When listening to speech, adults rely on context to anticipate upcoming words. Evidence for this comes from studies demonstrating that the N400, an event-related potential (ERP) that indexes ease of lexical-semantic processing, is influence...
Paula Rubio-Fernandez,Anne Wienholz,Carey M Ballard et al. Paula Rubio-Fernandez et al.
Previous research has pointed at communicative efficiency as a possible constraint on language structure. Here we investigated adjective position in American Sign Language (ASL), a language with relatively flexible word order, to test the i...