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A three-minute test of implicit language processing for large sample sizes: Proof-of-concept application in a public science event

2020-08-18

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<p>Research into human language processing is challenged by its implicit nature of processes, the short time-window in which they take place, and heterogeneity within the population. We used a word monitoring task to measure implicit sensitivity to grammar, semantics, and the strength of word collocations, when listening to natural spoken sentences. We report substantial and novel adjustments to the paradigm, whic...

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14ef3cd6-61bc-5b98-8c18-f0674d097638
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10.31234/osf.io/83zqg
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