This study is concerned with the impact of plausibility on predictive sentence processing and memory for sentence content. Previous research provides inconsistent findings on how implausible input affects processing difficulty and memory performance. In a self-paced reading task and a subsequent word recognition memory...
Miriam Brockmeyer-Koch, Sarah Schimke· Memory & Cognition· 0 citations
This study investigates how native speakers and second language (L2) learners interpret pronominal forms in French, a non-pro-drop language, and Chinese, a topic-drop language. Focusing on null and overt pronouns, we examine how grammatical principles and discourse-level factors influence pronoun resolution in anaphori...
Saveria Colonna, Ching-Chun Wang, C. Vincent et al.· Second Language Research· 0 citations
It is widely established that processing language imposes considerable demands on cognitive resources, particularly in bilinguals who must simultaneously coordinate more than one language. While previous research has addressed top-down language control mechanisms during bilingual language processing, comparatively fe...
Freya Gastmann, Sarah Schimke, Gregory J. Poarch· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
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