An impairment in the build-up and use of context has been proposed as a core feature of
schizophrenia. The current study tested the hypothesis that schizophrenia patients show …

In referential communication, speakers refer to a target object among a set of context
objects. The NPs they produce are characterized by a canonical order of prenominal …

We present 42 case studies of aphasic syntactic comprehension performances in sentence-
picture matching and object manipulation, examining the data for the existence of deficits …

Two main classes of theories of deficits in syntactic processing in aphasia have been
suggested: impairments affecting specific syntactic operations and reductions in resources …

For a long time, bilingualism was believed to involve the requirement of two separate word
processing systems that function independently and that can be accessed selectively. These …

This article deals with gradience in human sentence processing. We review the
experimental evidence for the role of experience in guiding the decisions of the sentence …

We hypothesize that the conceptual relation between a verb and its direct object can make a
sentence easier ('the cat is eating some food') or harder ('the cat is eating a sock') to parse …

This paper reviews the proposal that observed patterns of speech errors are partly a function
of language production mechanisms (that create an underlying pattern of errors), and partly …

Self-Organizing Natural Intelligence brings new scientific methods to intelligence research
that is currently under the influence of largely classical 19th century single causal theory and …

Four experiments examined effects of lexical stress on lexical access for recently learned
words. Participants learned artificial lexicons (48 words) containing phonologically similar …