Word order and clause boundary insertion: behavioral and ERP studies (思考と言語)

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• Processing non-canonical word order requires extra cognitive cost as revealed by previous studies. Questions remain as to at which position the cost emerges, and why. We conducted two self-paced reading experiments using Japanese double-scrambling constructions. We observed reading time slowdowns at the nominative NP and at the verb in scrambled sentences, and we show evidence that the slowdown at the nominative NP reflects the parser's expectation to encounter a verb, and the slowdown at the verb arises because the parser does not anticipate a ditransitive verb. Finally, we will provide some preliminary results from an ERP study.

• 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
• 2007-07-07

著者

• Sakai Hiromu

  Graduate School of Education, Hiroshima University

• Sakai Hiromu

  Graduate School Of Education Hiroshima University

• Tanaka Jun-ichi

  Graduate Program In Linguistics City University Of New York

• Ono Hajime

  Kinki Univ. Osaka Jpn

• ONO Hajime

  Graduate School of Education, Hiroshima University

• Ono Hajime

  Graduate School Of Education Hiroshima University

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