The current study tackles a long standing question of whether comprehenders perform
structural revision when it is not forced by grammar or not. Using an eye-tracking reading …

Previous studies reported that language comprehenders tend to preserve the initial incorrect
analysis with temporarily ambiguous sentences following structural reanalysis (Christianson …

This chapter investigates the ambiguity resolution process in relative clause reanalysis and
to determine what kinds of factors differentiate easy and difficult relative clauses in …

This thesis combines theoretical, computational and experimental techniques in the study of
reanalysis in human sentence comprehension. We begin by surveying the main claims of …

Research on temporarily ambiguous “garden-path” sentences (eg, After Mary dressed the
baby laughed) has shown that initially assigned misinterpretations linger after reanalysis of …

Previous research reported that in processing structurally ambiguous sentences
comprehenders often preserve an initial incorrect analysis even after adopting a correct …

In 1989 Stowe reported that semantic information eliminates garden paths in sentences with
the direct-object vs. subject ambiguity, such as Even before the police stopped the driver …

During language comprehension, people sometimes have to revise their grammatical
analysis of a sentence. Experimental evidence demonstrates that such reanalysis often …

Relative clauses (RC) are among the most well-studied constructions in the field of
psycholinguistics. A wide variety of work explores a robust processing asymmetry such that …

Recent research has shown much evidence that sentence comprehension can be extremely
predictive. However, we currently know little about the limits of predictive processing. In the …