Language Processing and Disorders
1st Edition
Published on 11. June 2018
410 pages
978-1-5275-1195-8 (ISBN)
Description
Language processing is considered as an important part of cognition, with an ever-increasing amount of studies conducted on this field. This volume brings together research on language processing and disorders presented at the Experimental Psycholinguistics Conference in Madrid. It covers topics ranging across syntax processing, second language acquisition, bilingualism, lexical processing, and language disorders. The contributions here include studies about universal quantifiers, prepositional phrases, relative clauses, argument structure, personal pronouns, modal particles, anaphoras, relative clauses, long distance extractions, light verbs, small clauses, inflectional morphology, focus particles, prosody, acoustics, and phonotactics.
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Content
- Intro
- Table of Contents
- A Review of Language Processing, Second Language Acquisition and Language Disorders
- Part One: Language Processing
- Reaction Time as a Measure of Implicit Grammaticality Judgment
- Probabilistic Phonotactics in Vocabulary Acquisition during Reading in a Native Language
- The Construal Hypothesis and Relative Clause Processing
- Language Experience and Memory Effects in Anaphora Resolution in Greek
- The Form-Function Relation in of-phrases
- An Acceptability Study of Long-Distance Extractions in Swedish
- The Cue-based Retrieval Theory of Sentence Comprehension
- Contextual Information in Universal-Q processing and Some Remarks on Distributivity, Collectivity and Maximality
- Part Two: Second Language Acquisition and Bilingualism
- When the Burden of Age Does Not Wait
- Retrieving Presupposition in English L2
- Small Clauses in the Bilingual Syntactic Priming Paradigm
- Part Three: Language Impairments
- Is the Self-reference of Autistic Children Atypical?
- Psycholinguistics of Dementia
- Light Verbs Revisited
- Syntactic Complexity in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Specific Language Impairment
- Regular and Irregular Inflectional Morphology in Acquired Language Disorders
- Pragmatic Coherence in Alzheimer's Disease
- A Case of Surface Dyslexia in a Spanish-English Bilingual Patient with Broca's Aphasia
