The ability to process the linguistic input in real time is crucial for successfully acquiring a
language, and yet little is known about how language learners comprehend or produce …

Data from child language comprehension show that children make errors in interpreting
pronouns as late as age 6; 6 yet correctly comprehend reflexives from the age of 3; 0. On the …

Errors involving universal quantification are common in contexts depicting sets of individuals
in partial, one-to-one correspondence. In this article, we explore whether quantifier …

Although by 3-or 4-years of age, children are remarkably good at understanding most
sentences, many studies have shown that even 5-and 6-year old children have difficulty …

Data from child language comprehension shows that children make errors in interpreting
pronouns as late as age 6; 6, yet correctly comprehend reflexives from the age of 3; 0. On …

Studies with adult listeners have demonstrated that prosody, lexical information and
referential evidence all have rapid effects on the interpretation of syntactically ambiguous …