Eye movement modeling examples (EMME) are demonstrations of a computer-based task
by a human model (eg, a teacher), with the model's eye movements superimposed on the …

According to Maxim of Quantity, rational talkers formulate their utterances to be as
economical as possible while conveying all necessary information. Naturally produced …

When designing a definite referring expression, speakers take into account both the local
context and certain aspects of the historical context, including whether similar referents have …

This paper introduces a new experimental paradigm for studying children's real-time
language processing of their parents' unscripted speech. Focusing on children's processing …

Recent years have seen the advent and proliferation of the use of implicit techniques to
study learning and cognition. One such application is the use of event-related potentials …

This chapter focuses on how people establish reference to objects in the external world and
the meaning of sentences more broadly. The review proceeds from psychological and …

By examining a brief history of psycholinguistics and its various approaches to research on
sentence processing, we point to a general convergence toward evidence that multiple …

Successful language comprehension critically depends on our ability to link linguistic
expressions to the entities they refer to. Without reference resolution, newly encountered …

Abstract The OFAI Multimodal Task Description Corpus (OFAI-MMTD Corpus) is a collection
of dyadic teacher-learner (human-human and human-robot) interactions. The corpus is …

In three visual-world eye tracking studies, we investigated the processing of sentences
containing the focus-sensitive operator alleen 'only'and different pitch accents, such as the …