11th CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing 1998

• Lexical Access and Co-reference Processing In Bulgarian
  Elena Andonova and Maxim Stamenov
• Lexical Semantics as a Basis for Argument Structure Frequency Biases
  Vered Argaman, Neal J. Pearlmutter, Aurora A. Mendelsohn, Janet H. Eandall, Elizabeth Meyers and Susan M. Garnsey
• Competing for Attention: The interaction between topic and focus in language processing
  Jennifer E. Arnold
• The Interaction of Prosodic and Syntactic Information During Reading
  Markus Bader
• Verb Phrase Anaphors and the Reactivation of Antecedent Information
  Wendy Baldwin and Gail Mauner
• Real-time Processing of Pronouns With Contrastive Stress
  Jennifer E. Balogh, David Swinney and Zachary Tigue
• Sensitivity To Contrastive Stress: a Study of Individual Differences
  Jennifer E. Balogh, David Swinney and Zachary Tigue
• Understanding Both In Coordinate Structures:the Osu Subject Pool Both Surprised Allison and Julie!
  Allison Blodgett and Julie E. Boland
• When Do You Milk a Coat? The Time Course of Acoustic and Semantic Processing In Sentences
  Susan Borsky, Betty Tuller, Christina Langford, Lewis P. Shapiro and Kellie Wolf
• Syntactic Ambiguity and Morphological Frequency Biases
  Dave Braze
• Encoding and Storage In Working Memory During Sentence Comprehension
  Cees A.J. Broere, Laurie A. Stowe, Albertus A. Wijers, Anne M.J. Paans and Rienk Withaar
• Competition Between Primary and Nonprimary Relations During Sentence Parsing
  Saveria Colonna and Joel Pynte
• That Isn't Hilarious, Let Alone Amusing: Readers' Sensitivity To Constructional Violations
  Seana Coulson and Cyma Van Petten
• Neural Network Pruning and Topology for Natural Language Processing
  Jaime J. Davila
• Lexical Concepts In Sentence Comprehension: Evidence for Nondecompositionality
  Roberto G. de Almeida and Jerry A. Fodor
• Feature Manipulation In Sentence Processing
  Patricia Deevy, Charles Clifton and Lyn Frazier
• Verb control information and its role in sentence processing: An ERP study
  Josep Demestre, Sheila Meltzer, Jose E. Garcia-Albea and Josep Demestre
• Uniqueness and Referential Domains
  Kathleen M. Eberhard, Craig G. Chambers, Tanenhaus Michael K., Filip Hana and Carlson Gregory N.
• Some New Aspects for the Old Discussion On Serial Versus Parallel Processing Models
  Gisbert Fanselow and Matthias Schlesewsky
• Reconciling the Lexical Nature of Attachment Preferences With the Structural Nature of Reanalysis Using C-command
  Robert Frank and K. Vijay-Shanker
• Verb-argument Structure Processing: the Influence of Verb-specific and Argument-specific Constraints
  Stefan Frisch and Angela D. Friederici
• Syntactic reanalysis: Generalized incremental processing within a parallel processing framework
  Edward Gibson, Maria Babyonyshev and Edith Kaan
• On the Autonomy of Early Syntactic Processes In Auditory Sentence Comprehension
  Anja Hahne and Angela D. Friederici
• Verb Properties and Gap-filling In Complex Vp-ellipsis Constructions
  Arild Hestvik, Lewis P. Shapiro, Eri Suzuki and Rachel Garcia
• Commas and Spaces: the Point of Punctuation
  Robin L. Hill and Wayne S. Murray
• Adjunct Attachment Ambiguity In Japanese: the Role of Constituent Weight
  Yuki Hirose, Atsu Inoue, Janet Dean Fodor and Dianne Bradley
• Another Word On Parsing Relative Clauses: Eyetracking Evidence From English and Spanish
  Charles Clifton Jr. and Manuel Carreiras
• How Verb Subcategorization Frequencies Are Affected By The Way You Measure Them
  Daniel Jurafsky and Douglas Roland
• Relative Clause Attachment Ambiguity: Further Evidence From Japanese
  Yuki Kamide, Janet D. Fodor, Don C. Mitchell and Atsu Inoue
• Using Noun-specific Lexical Information In Parsing Temporarily Ambiguous Clauses
  Shelia M. Kennison
• ERPs to Grammatical and Ungrammatical Subject/Object Asymmetries in German Wh-Questions
  Robert Kluender and Thomas Muente
• Reconstruction In Vp-ellipsis: Reflexive Vs. Non-reflexive Predicates
  Olaf Koeneman, Sergio Baauw and Frank Wijnen
• The Role of Phonological Storage In Syntactic Processing
  Lars Konieczny and Ralf Rummer
• A Corpus Study of Full and Reduced Relative Clauses
  Carol E. Kutryb
• Parsing the wh-construction in English: Complementizer-trace effect and its theoretical implications
  Ming-Wei Lee
• The Role of Interference In Recovery From Misanalysis of Garden Path Sentences
  Richard L. Lewis and Julie van Dyke
• Referential Context and the Resolution of Subject/object Relative-clause Ambiguities In German
  Sigrid Lipka
• On the Processing of Preposed Word Order In English
  Jeffrey Loewenstein, Pablo Gomez and Ward Gregory
• Incremental Processing and Non-lexical Structure Building: a Treebank Study
  Vincenzo Lombardo and Patrick Sturt
• The Nature of Aberrant Understanding and Processing of Pro-forms by Brain-damaged Populations
  Tracy Love, Janet Nicol, David Swinney and Kelly Nafie
• Does Repeated Exposure To Sentences Make Them More Acceptable?
  Reiko Mazuka and Jenny Zervakis
• Cost of Scrambling In Japanese Sentence Processing
  Reiko Mazuka, Kenji Itoh and Tadahisa Kondo
• Prosodic cues and wh-constructions
  C. McCollum, C. Wilson, K. Straub and W. Badecker
• The Encoding of Implicit Agents: Evidence From Cross-modal Naming
  Alissa Melinger and Gail Mauner
• A non-local attachment preference in the three-NP-site relative clause ambiguity in Japanese
  Edson T. Miyamoto, Edward Gibson, Takako Aikawa, Shigeru Miyagawa and Neal Pearlmutter
• Grammatical Requirements Versus Minimal Change In Japanese Reanalysis
  Edson T. Miyamoto
• Phonological Knowledge In Speech Perception
  Elliott Moreton
• The Processing of Partial Movement and Wh-scope Marking In German As Revealed In Event Related Brain Potentials
  Thomas Muente and Robert Kluender
• Regulars Are Stored In the Lexicon
  Ramin C. Nakisa, Ulrike Hahn, Denise Kemp, Miranda Holmes, Todd M. Bailey and Laura Palmer
• Learning Semantic Structures From a Corpus
  Michiro Negishi
• Syntactic Priming? Maybe Not!
  Maria-Dolores Oria-Merino, Wayne S. Murray and Maren Heydel
• The On-line Processing of Metonymic Constructions
  Martin Pickering and Steven Frisson
• A Transfer Appropriate Approach To Multilingual Memory
  Eva Polonyi Tunde
• Effects of the Focus Particle Only and Intrinsic Contrast On Comprehension of Reduced Relative Clauses
  Janina Radó, Jeannine Bock and Charles Clifton Jr.
• Discourse-linking and Topicality: Parsing Wh-questions In English and Hungarian
  Janina Radó
• Processing Dependencies Between Morphology and Syntax?
  Belinda Randall and William D. Marslen-Wilson
• Modeling Speech Production and Processing: Evidence From Lexical Substitution Errors
  William Raymond and Alan Bell
• Guess Where and With What?: the Encoding of Implicit Instruments and Locative-goals
  Alysia Roehrig, Breton Bienvenue and Gail Mauner
• The Role of Intervening Material for the Resolution of Case Ambiguities
  Douglas Saddy, Matthias Schlesewsky and Gisbert Fanselow
• Effects of Prosodic Phrasing On the Resolution of Within-category Lexical Ambiguity
  Amy J. Schafer and Shari Speer
• Some Arguments Against the Existence of Invisible but theoretically predicted reanalysis effects
  Matthias Schlesewsky, Douglas Saddy, Gisbert Faneslow and beim Graben Peter
• Minimal Incrementality
  David A. Schneider
• Processing Multiple Filler-gap Sentences In Russian: Chain Avoidance
  Irina A. Sekerina and Frazier Lyn
• The Effect of Implicit Verb Causality On Pronoun Processing In Chinese Sentence Comprehension
  Hua Shu and Yan Sun
• Processing Overload In Sentences With Nested Dependencies
  Ron Smyth
• Bilingual Cohorts: Cross-linguistic Effects of Visual Context On Spoken Word Recognition
  Michael Spivey-Knowlton and Viorica Marian
• Prosodic On-line Effects On Sentence Processing: Parameters and Erp Correlates of Prosodic Phrasing and a Prosody-induced Garden-path
  Karsten Steinhauer, Kai Alter and Angela D. Friederici
• The Influence of Implicit Consequentiality On Interpreting Anaphors
  Andrew J. Stewart, Martin J. Pickering and Anthony J. Sanford
• Lexical Priming and Morphological Decomposition In Hungarian
  Orsolya Thuma and Csaba Pleh
• Syntactic Ambiguity Resolution Is Not a Form of Lexical Ambiguity Resolution
  Matthew J. Traxler, Roger P.G. van Gompel and Martin J. Pickering
• Sentence Constraint In the Processing of Syntactically Unambiguous Sentences
  Matthew J. Traxler and Foss Donald J.
• False Start Repairs In Natural Speech Elicit a Late Positive Erp Deflection During Comprehension
  Thomas P. Urbach and William Staderman
• On the Conflict Between Conceptual and Grammatical Gender: Evidence From French
  Gabriella Vigliocco and Julie Franck
• Attachment Preferences of Extraposed and Adjacent Relative Clauses Following Three-site Nps In German
  Michael Walter and Barbara Hemforth
• Reflexives In Wh-clauses: Definiteness Vs. Referentiality
  Catherine Walther
• Dutch Relative Clause Attachment In Two- and Three-site Contexts
  Frank Wijnen
• Effects of Memory Load In Sentence Processing
  Rienk G. Withaar and Laurie A. Stowe
• Language Processing and Reading Skills In Japanese
  Taeko N. Wydell, Tadahisa Kondo and Shigeaki Amano
• Implications of Processing 'Dative' Marked Noun Phrases In Japanese
  Hiroko Yamashita
• Motivations for Scrambled Sentences In Japanese
  Hiroko Yamashita
• Comprehension of Chinese Anaphora
  Chin-Lung Yang, Randall Hendrick and Patrick C. Gordon