It is well known that familiar words inhibit each other during spoken word recognition. However, we do not know how and under what circumstances newly learned words become …
Spatial terms such as “above”,“in front of”, and “on the left of” are all essential for describing the location of one object relative to another object in everyday communication …
What is conveyed by a sentence frequently depends not only on the descriptive content carried by its words, but also on implicit alternatives determined by the context of use. Four …
J Franck, S Colonna, L Rizzi - Frontiers in psychology, 2015 - frontiersin.org
We report three experiments on French that explore number mismatch effects in intervention configurations in the comprehension of object A'-dependencies, relative clauses and …
Interpreting other peoples' actions relies on an understanding of their current mental states (eg beliefs, desires and intentions). In this paper, we distinguish between listeners' ability to …
MI Coco, F Keller - Quarterly Journal of Experimental …, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com
Psycholinguistic research using the visual world paradigm has shown that the processing of sentences is constrained by the visual context in which they occur. Recently, there has been …
It is widely assumed that focused entities are more salient than non-focused ones and consequently, that an antecedent should be particularly available for a pronoun when it is …
Most first books originate from experience of teaching. The idea of this book probably originated when I started examining the interaction of language and vision few years ago at …
Two visual-world experiments investigated whether and how quickly discourse-based expectations about the prosodic realisation of spoken words modulate interpretation of …