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

We investigated L1 and L2 frequency effects in the sharing of syntax across languages
(reflected in cross-linguistic structural priming) using an artificial language (AL) paradigm …

In two cross-linguistic priming experiments with native German speakers of L2 English, we
investigated the role of constituent order and level of embedding in cross-linguistic structural …

In this review, we examine how structural priming has been used to investigate the
representation of first and second language syntactic structures in bilinguals. Most …

Several studies found cross‐linguistic structural priming with various language
combinations. Here, we investigated the role of two important domains of language …

Aims and Objectives: This study examines the syntactic priming of adverb-first word order
among 27 first language (L1) English, 33 L1 German, and 32 L1 German-second language …

How do bilingual speakers represent the information that guides the assembly of words into
sentences for their two languages? The shared-syntax account argues that bilinguals have a …

Structural priming (or syntactic priming) is a speaker's tendency to repeat structural patterns
(Bock, 1986). Employing structural priming, three experiments were conducted with adult …

Several studies used artificial language (AL) learning paradigms to investigate structural
priming between languages in early phases of learning. The presence of such priming …

Structural priming is the phenomenon that speakers tend to re-use structures they have
recently comprehended or produced themselves. Most studies on this topic are experimental …