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12th CUNY Conference on Human Sentence Processing 1999

	Verb semantic category and argument structure frequency biases in syntactic ambiguity resolution Vered Argaman and Neal J. Pearlmutter Avoiding ambiguities through constituent ordering Jennifer Arnold, Thomas Wasow and Nina Kim Word frequency effects on the processing of subject-verb number agreement Jason Barker and Janet Nicol Regularity vs. productivity in Japanese verb knowledge Eleanor Olds Batchelder An investigation of the prosodic cues contributing to syntactic disambiguation Allison Blodgett Activation of Broca's area by syntactic processing under conditions of concurrent articulation David Caplan, Nathaniel Alpert, Gloria Waters and Anthony Olivieri The processing of gapping sentences in context: An eye-movement study Maria Nella Carminati Experience-based differences in sentence comprehension: A training study Morten H. Christiansen The impact of the language of the instructions:Which parsing strategy do bilinguals use in L2? Beverly Colwell Adams and Noriko Hoshino Agreement checking in comprehension: Evidence from relative clauses Patricia L. Deevy The processing of temporal anaphora Michael Walsh Dickey Low attachment of relative clauses: New data from Swedish, Norwegian and Romanian Karen Ehrlich, Eva Fernández, Janet Dean Fodor, Eric Stenshoel and Mihai Vinereanu Length effects in the attachment of relative clauses in English Eva Fernández and Dianne Bradley Do double objects give people trouble? Fernanda Ferreira and Doug Davidson The computation of default suffixation in Japanese adjectival past tense formation Miho Fujiwara and Michael T. Ullman Effects of verb transitivity biases on aphasic sentence comprehension Susanne Gahl An ERP study of S-V number agreement in Spanish José E. García-Albea The parser need not keep track of contingent frequencies: A lexical account of the English determiner/complementizer ambiguity Edward Gibson and Susanne Tunstall Plausibility effects following clausally biased verbs: An ERP study Mary Hare, H. Wind Cowles, Matthew Walenski and Robert Kluender Case matching and relative clause attachment Barbara Hemforth, Lars Konieczny and Michael Walter On the efficacy of cross-modal vs. all-visual tasks in priming studies Arild Hestvik, Helge Nordby and Geir Karlsen Sentence priming: Effects of language, phrase structure and animacy Maren Heydel, Lola Oria Merino and Wayne S. Murray Processing coordinated structures in context John C. J. Hoeks and Wietske Vonk Syntactic processing by English-speaking learners of French Alain Huot and Michael L. Hoover When a description becomes a name: How forms of previous reference affect incremental processing Felicia Hurewitz and Henry Gleitman The left frontal operculum is sensitive to local and sentence-level syntactic encoding: A 15O-butanol PET study P. Indefrey, C. M. Brown, P. Hagoort, F. Hellwig, H. Herzog and R. J. Seitz Comparing serial, parallel and SPLT models of processing: Evidence from Catalan Eva Juarros Daussa Working memory capacity and ambiguity resolution in second language sentence processing Alan Juffs Working Memory or Processing Speed? Age Simulation of Syntactic Complexity Effects Martina Junker Effects of NP-type on word order preferences: Syntactic integration or frequency? Edith Kaan The semantics of subcategorization frames Edward Kako The effect of clause wrap-up on eye movements during reading Gretchen Kambe The role of phonology in error recovery during sentence comprehension Jessica A. Keir and Susan A. Duffy Syntactic structure assembly in human parsing: A computational model based on competitive inhibition and a lexicalist grammar Gerard Kempen and Theo Vosse Locality effects in unambiguous sentences: The case of extraposed relative clauses Lars Konieczny and Hans Uszkoreit Structural local ambiguity resolution and thematic information: An ERP-study Monique J. A. Lamers Referential context effects for German subject/object relative-clause ambiguities: Some on-line results Sigrid Lipka Real-time processing of lexical ambiguities by pre-school children Tracy E. Love, David A. Swinney, Sofya Bagdasaryan and Penny Prather Is sentence priming evidence for the implicit learning of syntactic structure? Barbara J. Luka A study of frequency and neighborhood effects on spoken word recognition using an artificial lexicon James S. Magnuson, Delphine Dahan, Richard N. Aslin and Michael K. Tanenhaus The influence of animacy on the initial parse of Dutch relative clauses Pim Mak, Wietske Vonk and Herbert Schriefers When is semantic argument information encoded? Evidence from implicit agents Gail Mauner, Alissa Melinger and Jean-Pierre Koenig Effect of pitch accent placement on resolving relative clause ambiguity in English Laurie A. Maynell Effect of pitch accent placement on resolving relative clause ambiguity in English Laurie A. Maynell Individual differences in relative clause attachment preferences Aurora Mendelsohn and Neal J. Pearlmutter The reanalysis of case features in German: Accusative and dative make a difference Michael Meng, Markus Bader and Josef Bayer Do speakers help listeners? Prosodic cues, lexical cues, and ambiguity avoidance Karen Mims and John Trueswell The language brain distinguishes syntactic and semantic processing: An fMRI study W. Ni, D. Shankweiler, R. T. Constable, E. Mencl, K. Pugh, R. Fulbright, S. Shaywitz, B. Shaywitz and J. C. Gore The role of overt case on parsing in Polish Anita Nowak Linear versus hierarchical agreement feature processing in comprehension Neal J. Pearlmutter Number accessibility and verb agreement: Examining the influence of conceptual information during grammatical encoding Julie K. Potter and Kathleen M. Eberhard Some effects of discourse salience on gap-filling Janina Rado Verb behavior is not verb nature: Sense and genre bias as sources of subcategorization probabilities Douglas Roland, Daniel Jurafsky and Laura Michaelis Very logical and yet so difficult to spell: The effect of homophone frequency and within-sentence distance on the spelling of morphographic Dutch verb forms Dominiek Sandra and Steven Frisson Syntactic priming: Subcategorisation and linear precedence in German Christoph Scheepers and Martin Corley Case feature as a trigger for reanalysis Matthias Schlesewsky and Gisbert Fanselow Incremental referential processing of spoken language in children Julie Sedivy and Katherine Demuth Establishing reference in Russian scrambling constructions: Evidence from eye movements Irina Sekerina On-line comprehension of wh-questions in discourse Lewis P. Shapiro, Elizabeth Oster, Rachel Garcia, Andrea Massey and Cynthia Thompson Written prosodic boundaries? Karsten Steinhauer and Kai Alter Agreeing to attach: Feature processing and structure building in recursive nominals Suzanne Stevenson and Bill Badecker A priming study of structural accessibility and coreference processing Kathleen Straub and William Badecker Ungrammatical influences in sentence processing Whitney Tabor and Daniel Richardson Connecting the symbolic and subsymbolic: Analysis of memory load effects in a connectionist architecture Whitney Tabor Plausibility effects on subject-verb agreement errors in English Robert Thornton and Maryellen C. MacDonald Verb imageability as a probe for distinguishing regular and irregular past-tense computation Michael T. Ullman and Roumyana Izvorski Testing constraint-based and two-stage theories: Competition versus reanalysis Roger P. G van Gompel, Martin J. Pickering, Simon P. Liversedge and Matthew J. Traxler Conceptual combination during sentence comprehension Matthew Walenski, David Swinney, Sofya Bagdasaryan, Vikki Bouck and Ed Smith Same size sisters in German? Michael Walter, Barbara Hemforth, Lars Konieczny and Harald Seelig The effects of discourse status on intuitive complexity: Implications for quantifying distance in a locality-based theory of linguistic complexity Tessa Warren and Edward Gibson Prosodic phrasing and relative clause attachment in a three-site context Frank Wijnen, Casper Troost and Hugo Quené Making simple sentences hard: Verb bias effects in simple direct object structures Michael Wilson and Susan M. Garnsey

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