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Artificial Language Learning

2023-03-24

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<p>Artificial language learning experiments, first used as early as the 1950s, have helped language acquisition researchers answer longstanding questions about how learners derive representations and make generalizations based on exposure to limited data. Recently, they have been co-opted by theoretical linguists to test hypotheses about how properties of human cognition shape natural language phonology, morpholog...

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