The present study compares the processing of unambiguous restrictive and non-restrictive
relative clauses (RCs) within both a null context and a supportive discourse using a self …

This article examines how certain types of semantic and discourse context affect the
processing of relative clauses which are temporarily ambiguous between a relative clause …

As your eye darts across this page, the material in successive fixations is integrated, yielding
the (veridical) impression that the world of the page is relatively stable and predictable …

Studies of syntactic ambiguity resolution have played a central role in resolving questions
about when and how contextual information affects parsing processes. These investigations …

This study investigates how the parser employs thematic and contextual information in
resolving temporary ambiguities during sentence processing. We report results from a …

A major goal of psycholinguistics is to gain a better understanding of how syntactically
complex sentences are processed. Pursuit of this goal has frequently focused on the …

Sentences with temporarily ambiguous reduced relative clauses (eg, The actress selected
by the director believed that…) were preceded by discourse contexts biasing a main clause …

This paper presents a self-paced reading experiment comparing the processing of subject-
extracted relative clauses (SRCs) and object-extracted relative clauses (ORCs) in supportive …

Probably the longest-running debate in psycholinguistics concerns the question of whether
there are contextual influences on the process of syntactic parsing. The precise nature of this …

The role of lexical frequency in syntactic ambiguity resolution was explored in two self-paced
reading studies of ambiguous reduced relative clauses. Recent constraint-based models of …