Experimental research has yielded many important psycholinguistic findings in bi-
/multilingualism. However, cognitive computational models of sentence processing were …

To test whether error-driven implicit learning can explain cross-language structural priming,
we implemented three different models of bilingual sentence production: Spanish-English …

The oldest of the Celtic language family, Irish differs considerably from English, notably with
respect to word order and case marking. In spite of differences in surface constituent …

After hearing a structure in one language, bilinguals are more likely to produce the same
structure in their other language. Such between-language priming is often interpreted as …

Structural priming, the tendency for speakers to reuse previously encountered sentence
structures, provides some of the strongest evidence for the existence of abstract structural …

We suggested two possible explanations:(i) English is the Transfer Grammar and XVS order
reflects ongoing acquisition of TL-German XVS, while XSV order reflects their initial L3 …

This preliminary study tested cross-linguistic structural priming of passives in two groups of
adult bilinguals speaking Norwegian-English and Norwegian-Turkish to understand the …

Experimental research has resulted in many important psycholinguistic findings in the area
of bi-/multilingualism. However, cognitive computational models of sentence processing …

Bilingual speakers are more likely to use a syntactic structure in one language if they have
recently encountered that same structure in another language. This cross-language …

Experimental research has yielded many important psycholinguistic findings in bi-
/multilingualism. However, cognitive computational models of sentence processing were …