Structural Order and Memory Encoding: A Recall Advantage for Postnominal Modifiers

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<p>How does the position of attributive modifiers shape memory for sentence content? Prior work suggests that modification enhances noun‑phrase representations, but evidence on adjective position is mixed and confounded by differences in modifier type. We report four experiments in Czech that directly test how prenominal vs. postnominal position affects immediate (post‑sentential) recall. Across experiments, we us...

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b0bf328c-a3d0-5484-9c88-cc326729e762

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10.31234/osf.io/caqdy_v1