Some scales require cognitive effort: A systematic review on the role of working memory in scalar implicature derivation
BL Nys, W Wong, W Schaeken - Cognition, 2024 - Elsevier
If some inferences require cognitive effort, could that mean, that all of them do? The scalar
term" some" has long fascinated academics from various backgrounds, as it can be …
term" some" has long fascinated academics from various backgrounds, as it can be …
A closer look at the sources of variability in scalar implicature derivation: a review
A Khorsheed, N Gotzner - Frontiers in Communication, 2023 - frontiersin.org
For more than 20 years, studies in experimental pragmatics have provided invaluable
insights into the cognitive processes involved in deriving scalar implicatures and achieving …
insights into the cognitive processes involved in deriving scalar implicatures and achieving …
Why second-language speakers sometimes, but not always, derive scalar inferences like first-language speakers: Effects of task demands
A Khorsheed, B Van Tiel - Language Acquisition, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Many studies report that the computation of scalar inferences, such as the inference from
'some'to 'not all', is cognitively costly. However, a number of studies on scalar inferences in …
'some'to 'not all', is cognitively costly. However, a number of studies on scalar inferences in …
Slowdowns in scalar implicature processing: Isolating the intention-reading costs in the Bott & Noveck task
CR Ronderos, I Noveck - Cognition, 2023 - Elsevier
An underinformative sentence, such as Some cats are mammals, is trivially true with a
semantic (some and perhaps all) reading of the quantifier and false with a pragmatic (some …
semantic (some and perhaps all) reading of the quantifier and false with a pragmatic (some …
Non-plural interpretations of'some': Mouse-tracking evidence for quick social reasoning in real-time
In support of an account in which disfluency can cue social reasoning in real time, Loy et
al.(2019) showed that listeners are more likely to make an early commitment to a socially …
al.(2019) showed that listeners are more likely to make an early commitment to a socially …
Some but not all speakers sometimes but not always derive scalar implicatures
Experimental studies show that the tendency to derive Scalar Implicatures (SIs) varies
considerably between individuals: some individuals accept sentences that are literally true …
considerably between individuals: some individuals accept sentences that are literally true …
[PDF][PDF] Scalar inferencing, polarity and cognitive load
An utterance of (1-a) commonly conveys the Scalar Inference (SI) in (1-c). On most accounts
of SIs, this pragmatic enrichment is assumed to involve the generation and negation of …
of SIs, this pragmatic enrichment is assumed to involve the generation and negation of …
[图书][B] On the timing of decisions about meaning during incremental comprehension
J Duff - 2023 - search.proquest.com
Abstract Language comprehension requires a complex series of decisions under
uncertainty. This is especially obvious when one string may have multiple different …
uncertainty. This is especially obvious when one string may have multiple different …
[PDF][PDF] Why second-language speakers sometimes, but not always, derive scalar inferences like first-language speakers: Effects of task demands
UP Malaysia - bobvantiel.github.io
Many studies report that the computation of scalar inferences, such as the inference from
'some'to 'not all', is cognitively costly. However, a number of studies on scalar inferences in …
'some'to 'not all', is cognitively costly. However, a number of studies on scalar inferences in …