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The Effects Of Pedagogical Conditions On Second Language Acquisition, McCall Evonne Sarrett University of Tennessee, Knoxville

The Effects Of Pedagogical Conditions On Second Language Acquisition, Mccall Evonne Sarrett

University of Tennessee Honors Thesis Projects

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Interactions Between Lexical And Syntactic Knowledge During Incremental Processing Of The Causative Construction In English, G. Taylor Brooks Georgia State University

Interactions Between Lexical And Syntactic Knowledge During Incremental Processing Of The Causative Construction In English, G. Taylor Brooks

Georgia State Undergraduate Research Conference

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The Dynamic Role Of Subphonemic Cues In Speech Perception: Investigating Coarticulatory Processing Across Sound Classes, Jessica Arbour McMaster University

The Dynamic Role Of Subphonemic Cues In Speech Perception: Investigating Coarticulatory Processing Across Sound Classes, Jessica Arbour

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Neural responses to anticipatory coarticulatory cues were investigated across systematically varying phonological conditions. Congruent or incongruent subphonemic information was placed between an initial consonant and a vowel in a consonant-vowel- consonant (CVC) spoken word (Archibald & Joanisse, 2011). Due to physical and temporal differences across sound classes, the objective was to investigate whether coarticulatory information would be processed differently across controlled manipulations of onset (fricative vs. stop) and vowel type (height vs. backness). Event- related potentials (ERPs) were recorded during a printed-word/spoken-word matching paradigm, in which participants indicated whether a visual prime stimulus and a spoken word matched/mismatched. The ...


Not All Forms Of Morphological Mismatch Are Acceptable In Verb-Phrase Ellipsis, Tiffany Deschamps McMaster University

Not All Forms Of Morphological Mismatch Are Acceptable In Verb-Phrase Ellipsis, Tiffany Deschamps

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The Recycling Hypothesis of verb-phrase ellipsis states that elided verb phrases with non-parallel antecedents are interpreted by reconstructing the appropriate verb phrase structure using the information available in the antecedent (Arregui, Frazier, Clifton, & Moulton, 2006). The hypothesis predicts that structurally more complex antecedents will involve more complicated reconstruction operations, which will lower the acceptability of the sentences. The experiments reported in this thesis tested two underlying assumptions of the Recycling Hypothesis as well as one prediction that follows from the proposal. First, the hypothesis assumes that elided verb phrases with parallel antecedents are interpreted by copying the structure of the ...


Review Of Marianne Gullberg And Kees De Bot (Eds): Gestures In Language Development., Gale Stam National Louis University

Review Of Marianne Gullberg And Kees De Bot (Eds): Gestures In Language Development., Gale Stam

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Review Of Marianne Gullberg And Kees De Bot (Eds): Gestures In Language Development., Gale Stam National Louis University

Review Of Marianne Gullberg And Kees De Bot (Eds): Gestures In Language Development., Gale Stam

Gale Stam, Ph.D.

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