This paper presents a study investigating whether and how different kinds of knowledge
affect the detection of plausibility and possibility violations. Readers’ eye-movements were …

Readers' eye movements were monitored as they read sentences describing events in which
an individual performed an action with an implement. The noun phrase arguments of the …

Plausibility violations resulting in impossible scenarios lead to earlier and longer lasting eye
movement disruption than violations resulting in highly unlikely scenarios (K. Rayner, T. …

This paper reports the results of five experiments designed to investigate the effects of
referential processing on sentence complexity. Gibson (Cognition, 68 (1998) 1) suggested that …

Although computational models of eye-movement control during reading have been used to
explain how saccadic programming, visual constraints, attention allocation, and lexical …

Wrap-up effects in reading have traditionally been thought to reflect increased processing
associated with intra- and inter-clause integration (Just, MA & Carpenter, PA (1980). A theory …

This paper investigates factors which contribute to the complexity of English sentences with
long-distance dependencies. Two hypotheses were compared: (1) increased referential …

Most linguistic theories since Chomsky (1973) have hypothesized that long‐distance
dependencies crossing multiple clauses are mediated by intermediate structures. This paper …

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This study investigated beginning adult second language (L2) learners' sensitivity to L2
morphosyntactic violations as a function of cross-language similarity. Online sensitivity was …