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Temporal Dissociation of Syntactic Disambiguation and Memory Retrieval during Sentence Processing: Naturalistic MEG Evidence from Interpretable Models

2026-04-21

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Human sentence comprehension proceeds word-by-word, with prior research proposing two central sources of cognitive demand during incremental processing: forward-looking disambiguation of the incoming information stream, and backward-looking retrieval of information associated with previous words from working memory. Recent work has shown that Transformer-based language models successfully generate predictions abou...

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13ab86fb-79a1-5db8-871f-0a64324aeab9
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10.64898/2026.04.20.719609
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