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Cognitive control in language processing

 

Set shifting in conversational discourse

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The Effect of Bilingual Code-switching on Attention and Memory

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Sources of Bias in Psycholinguistic Data

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The role of argument roles in lexical prediction

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Zach Maher (NACS), Junaid Merchant (NACS), Lauren Salig (NACS), Yi Ting Huang (HESP), Shevaun Lewis (LSC)

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Language Knowledge Influences Parsing Strategies in 5-year-old Children

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Do we speak better than we understand?

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Knowledge and processing of sociolinguistic variation in verb morphology in US English

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