Working memory influences processing of whether-islands: The N400 reflects gap predictability in high span readers
Dan Michel, Robert Kluender, Seana Coulson
Gaps within fillers are not better than gaps within subjects
Grant Goodall
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
The lab goes to Edinburgh!
Two lab-related projects were presented at the Architectures and Mechanisms for Language Processing (AMLaP) conference in Edinburgh, Scotland:
Working memory influences processing of whether-islands: The N400 reflects gap predictability in high span readers
Dan Michel, Robert Kluender, Seana Coulson
Gaps within fillers are not better than gaps within subjects
Grant Goodall
Working memory influences processing of whether-islands: The N400 reflects gap predictability in high span readers
Dan Michel, Robert Kluender, Seana Coulson
Gaps within fillers are not better than gaps within subjects
Grant Goodall
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