This addition to the Cognitive Science and Second Language Acquisition series presents a
comprehensive review of the latest research findings on sentence processing in second …

This study examines the reading patterns of native speakers (NSs) and high-level (Chinese)
nonnative speakers (NNSs) on three English sentence types involving temporarily …

Implicit causality (IC) is a well-known phenomenon whereby certain verbs appear to create
biases to remention either their subject or object in a causal dependent clause. This study …

We report two sentence-completion experiments investigating how nonnative speakers use
universal semantic and discourse information, which are implicit causality and …

This study investigated Chinese-speaking English learners' use of implicit causality and
consequentiality biases in establishing coreference under a Bayesian view of reference …

This study investigates how the strength of referential biases associated with implicit vs
explicit causality predicates in Korean affects Korean-speaking learners' reference choices …

Implicit causality (IC) is a phenomenon where verbs supply information about the potential
cause of the behavior or state to one of the antecedents (eg,“Mary praised David because…” …

The question of whether L2 learners can use discourse cues online during pronoun
resolution remains debated in the field. We examine one factor that has been argued to …

Anaphora is a fascinating topic that has captivated generations of linguists, including myself.
That it can be explored through so many different perspectives attests its complexity …

Prediction is known to play a role in language processing for monolingual as well as
bilingual language users. Less understood is what happens when language users …