The Crosslinguistic Study of Sentence Processing.

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Language Development and Disorders Neurobiology of Language and Bilingualism

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Functionalism and the Competition Model ELIZABETH BATES and BRIAN MACWHINNEY The development of sentence interpretation in Hungarian CSABA PLEH and BRIAN MACWHINNEY The development of role assignment in Hebrew, JEFFREY L.SOKOLOV Cue validity, cue cost and processing types in sentence comprehension in French and Spanish, MICHELE KAIL Cues to sentence interpretation in Warlpiri, EDITH L.BAVIN and TIM SHOPEN Cognitive structures in language production: a cross-linguistic study SHIKARIPUR N.SRIDHAR Cross-linguistic studies of sentence production, ELIZABETH BATES and ANTONELLA DEVESCOVI Sentence processing strategies in adult bilinguals, KERRY KILBORN and TAKEHIKO ITO The learner's problem of arranging words, WOLFGANG KLEIN and CLIVE PERDUE Cross-linguistic studies of aphasia, ELIZABETH BATES and BEVERLY WULFECK The acquisition of cue-category mappings, JANET McDONALD Maximum likelihood models for sentence processing JANET McDONALD and BRIAN MACWHINNEY.

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