THE TIME-COURSE OF PROCESSING SYNTACTIC DEPENDENCIES: EVIDENCE FROM EYE MOVEMENTS DURING SPOKEN NARRATIVES
By Rachel S. Sussman, Julie C. Sedivy. 2001
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- The effect of syntactic constraints on the processing of backwards anaphora (2007, unknown): “…Phillips, & Weinberg, 2004; Crain & Fodor, 1985; Lee, 2004), and by evidence using different experimental measures, including eye-tracking (Sussman & Sedivy, 2003; Traxler & Pickering, 1996), event-related potentials (Garnsey, Tanenhaus, & Chapman, 1989; Kaan, Harris, Gibson, & Holcomb,…”
- Processing filler-gap dependencies in a head-final language (2004, unknown): “…have used techniques such as implausibility detection (Garnsey, Tanenhaus, & Chapman, 1989; Traxler & Pickering, 1996), head-mounted eye-tracking (Sussman & Sedivy, 2003), cross-modal priming (Nicol, 1993; Nicol & Swinney, 1989), and event-related potentials (Garnsey et al., 1989; Kaan, Harris,…”
- The Real-Time Status of Island Phenomena (2007, background): “…1996), antecedent reactivation effects (Nicol & Swinney 1989, Nicol et al. 1994; but cf. McKoon et al. 1994), event-related potential (ERP) measures (Garnsey et al. 1989, Kaan et al. 2000, Felser et al. 2003, Phillips et al. 2005), or patterns of anticipatory eye-movements (Sussman & Sedivy 2003).”