Age of acquisition, word frequency, and the locus of repetition priming of picture naming

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The psycholinguistic aspects of picture recognition are examined. Topics include the age of acquisition of language that describes the pictures, and the relationship among object recognition, semantics, and phonological assembly.

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Denials as controllers of negative quantifier focus

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Issues concerning the manner in which quantifying words, including such terms as "few" and "many," are comprehended. Topics include patterns of reference, and positive and negative quantifiers.

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Constraints on the formation of the plural reference objects: The influence of the role, conjunction, and type of description

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The use of singular and plural pronominal references to split antecedents such as John and Mary is examined. Four experiments exploring the preferences for plural and singular pronouns following split antecedents are reported, and predicted effects for plural references and singular references are shown through eye-tracking data.

Usage, Grammar, Comparative and general, Grammar, Pronouns

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