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This and That in Depression: Cross-linguistic Semantic Effects

2024-08-17

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<p>Demonstratives (in English "this" and "that") are pivotal to human communication, facilitating joint attention and the establishment of a common ground of reference. All languages have at least two forms, typically distinguishing proximal from distal space, where "space" is defined by a range of context-dependent physical, psychological, social and referent-intrinsic factors. Recent work based on the Demonstrat...

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10.31234/osf.io/7bavc
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