Presentation | 2004/7/2 Decay and similarity in sentence processing Shravan VASISHTH, |
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Abstract(in English) | Two experiments are presented. The first, a self-paced listening study, shows that when arguments precede verbs in a sentence, increasing argument-head results in processing difficulty due to decay of arguments in memory, and not due to a greater number of intervening discourse referents, as claimed, e. g., by Discourse Locality Theory. The second study, a self-paced reading experiment, shows that the widely-held belief, due originally to Miller and Chomsky, that clause-similarity renders processing difficult in center embeddings, is not generally correct. The implications of these findings are discussed. |
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Keyword(in English) | Human sentence processing / distance effects / activation decay / self embeddings / similarity-based interference |
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Conference Date | 2004/7/2(1days) |
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Language | ENG |
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Title (in English) | Decay and similarity in sentence processing |
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Keyword(1) | Human sentence processing |
Keyword(2) | distance effects |
Keyword(3) | activation decay |
Keyword(4) | self embeddings |
Keyword(5) | similarity-based interference |
1st Author's Name | Shravan VASISHTH |
1st Author's Affiliation | Department of Computational Linguistics, Saarland University() |
Date | 2004/7/2 |
Paper # | TL2004-11 |
Volume (vol) | vol.104 |
Number (no) | 170 |
Page | pp.pp.- |
#Pages | 6 |
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