A variety of studies have reported that learners of English as a second language find subject
relative clauses easier to produce and comprehend than direct object relatives, but it is …

This article reports on a crosslinguistic comparative study of the processing of Japanese
relative clauses (RCs) by Chinese-, Sinhalese-, Vietnamese-, Thai-, and Indonesian …

We report here on a series of elicited production experiments that investigate the production
of indirect object and oblique relative clauses by monolingual child learners of English and …

The purposes of this study are to test whether the processing of subject relative (SR) clauses
is easier than that of object relative (OR) clauses in Turkish and to investigate whether the …

In this study we present a cross-linguistic analysis of the strategies used by Korean,
Japanese and English-speaking children in processing sentences with relative clauses. The …

Although Keenan and Comrie's (1977) noun phrase accessibility hierarchy (NPAH) has
been shown to predict the difficulty order of relative clauses (RCs) in SLA, most studies of …

This study examines how Keenan and Comrie's (1977) noun phrase accessibility hierarchy
(NPAH) intersects with the typological characteristics of Korean in the acquisition of relative …

This study examines young children's production of head-final relative clauses (RCs) in
Chinese. Three different hypotheses (the Canonical Word Order Hypothesis, the Filler-gap …

Using reading times and event-related brain potentials (ERPs), we investigated the
processing of Japanese subject and object relative clauses (SRs/ORs). Previous research …

Relative clauses have been extensively studied in language acquisition due to their
complex structure and the apparent difficulty children have with them. Their study has been …