Structural priming is a widely used psycholinguistic paradigm to study human sentence
representations. In this work we propose a framework for using empirical priming patterns to …

We expect both too much and too little from experiments in linguistics, including the recent
wave of interest in 'experimental syntax'. We often encounter the hope that experiments will …

Our syntactic knowledge guides what we say and how we speak. In turn, what we say and
how we speak reflect the structure of our syntactic knowledge. Thus, studies of syntax and …

Overshadowing and blocking are two closely related phenomena, which have been well
established in classical conditioning research. Overshadowing refers to the reduced …

It is common in linguistics to draw a contrast between “theoretical” and “experimental”
research, following terminology used in other fields of science. Researchers who pursue …

We expect both too much and too little from experiments in linguistics, including the recent
wave of interest in “experimental syntax.” We often encounter the hope that experiments will …