Structural priming refers to the tendency of speakers to repeat syntactic structures across
sentences. We investigated the extent to which structural priming persists with age and …

Implicit learning theories suggest that we update syntactic knowledge based on prior
experience (eg, Chang et al., 2006). To determine the limits of the extent to which implicit …

Structural priming provides the strongest evidence for the existence of processes that build
the forms of sentences independent of individual words and the meanings that the …

In four syntactic priming experiments, participants completed target fragments as
“prepositional object” sentences (eg,“The patient showed his leg to the doctor”) or “double …

Syntactic priming studies demonstrate that exposure to a particular syntactic structure leads
speakers to reproduce the same structure in subsequent utterances. Explanations for this …

Purpose Structural priming-speakers' unconscious tendency to echo previously encountered
message-structure mappings-is thought to reflect the processes of implicit language learning …

In a series of experiments, Bock and colleagues have demonstrated that subjects show a
reliable increase in the use of particular syntactic constructions after having heard and …

Recent studies of structural priming have demonstrated that although there is evidence of
verb-based effects in short-term priming (eg, stronger priming when verbs are repeated …

Structural priming refers to speakers' tendency to produce sentences with previously heard
or produced syntactic structures. We review arguments and evidence for three common …

Four structural priming experiments investigated the lexical boost effect in structural priming.
In two experiment s, we tested whether repeating the subject in prepositional object or …