Individual variation is ubiquitous and empirically observable in most phonological
behaviors, yet relatively few studies aim to capture the heterogeneity of language …

Using the structural priming paradigm, the present study explores predictions made by the
implicit prosody hypothesis (IPH) by testing whether an implicit prosodic boundary …

We investigate whether expectations based on syntactic position influence the processing of
intonational boundaries. In a boundary detection task, we manipulated (a) the strength of …

This study examines how individual pragmatic skills, and more specifically, empathy,
influences language processing when a temporary lexical ambiguity can be resolved via …

This chapter presents two experiments utilizing prosodic adaptations of the structural
priming paradigm. In each experiment, the goal was to explore the relation between the …

This study investigates the role of prosodic information in linguistic interpretation in the
absence of an explicit linguistic marker to resolve ambiguity. We particularly focus on the …

This study investigated individual differences in the use of prosodic structure in the
resolution of syntactic ambiguity in English, exploring listeners' sensitivity to the placement of …

The present study investigates the interplay between proficiency and empathy in the
development of second language (L2) prosody by analyzing the perception and processing …

This study aims to examine the roles of second language (L2) learners' autistic traits and
working memory capacity in detecting prosodic boundaries. Forty-six learners of English …

Using the structural priming paradigm, the present study explores predictions made by the
Implicit Prosody Hypothesis by testing whether an implicit prosodic boundary generated …