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Speakers encode silent structures: Evidence from complementizer priming in English

2024-08-28

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<p>Do speakers encode abstract structural representations devoid of perceptual-motor content? In six recall-based production experiments, we examined whether English speakers encode the null complementizer in sentence production using structural priming, the tendency for speakers to reuse the structure they have recently encountered. The results show that the null complementizer can be primed across distinct const...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/q42td

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