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Implicit learning and SLA:A cognitive psychology perspective
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Verb bias and semantic persistence effects in L2 ambiguity resolution ...
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Crosslinguistic influence in second language lexical-grammatical sentence comprehension ; Crosslinguistischer Einfluss auf das lexicalisch-grammatische Satzverständnis in der zweiten Sprache
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Do minority-language and majority-language students benefit from pedagogical translanguaging in early foreign language development?
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Cue coalitions and additivity in predictive processing: The interaction between case and prosody in L2 German ...
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Cue coalitions and additivity in predictive processing: The interaction between case and prosody in L2 German ...
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Prediction error and implicit learning in L1 and L2 syntactic priming ...
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Revised_Supplemental_Materials_for_reviewers – Supplemental material for Cue coalitions and additivity in predictive processing: The interaction between case and prosody in L2 German ...
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Foreign language development during temporary school closures in the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic
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Gender in the Nominal Domain: Evidence From Bilingualism and Eye-Tracking
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This dissertation presents two eye-tracking studies, with the goal of investigating heritage speakers' ability to use gender agreement within the nominal domain to facilitate lexical retrieval. Heritage speakers' non-target-like production and comprehension of grammatical gender is well documented, and given these findings, the studies discussed here seek to determine whether and how heritage speakers can deploy gender as it is instantiated in their grammar. In a Visual World Paradigm context, both control and heritage speakers of Spanish were both able to fixate on target items faster in mismatch conditions, in which the gender on a prenominal definite article was sufficient to disambiguate between the candidate items. The results for the controls replicate the findings of Lew-Williams & Fernald (2007, 2010) and Gruter et al. (2012), while the heritage results provide novel evidence that heritage speakers deploy gender information in online tasks in a monolingual-like manner. Control and heritage speakers of Polish performed the same task, but with gender inflection on a prenominal adjective serving as the critical cue. Again, heritage speakers matched control speakers in their ability to use gender to facilitate lexical retrieval. Additionally, asymmetrical interference between masculine and neuter gender suggests a hierarchical analysis of Polish gender. The Polish heritage speakers matched the controls not only in manner of using gender but also in speed; contrasted with a slight slowdown of the Spanish heritage speakers as compared to the Spanish controls, these findings motivate further study of the difference between accessing determiners and modifiers in online processing of agreement in the nominal domain. ; Linguistics
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bilingualism; eye-tracking; gender; heritage languages; Polish; Spanish
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URL: http://nrs.harvard.edu/urn-3:HUL.InstRepos:42029638
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