This work explores the role of verb information during online processing of spoken language. Currently, the field already acknowledges a large influence of verb information in the prediction of structure during language comprehension, but focuses on information used to make predictions about immediately upcoming, syntactically licensed constituents, leaving questions about how (and if) verb information is used to make predictions about other upcoming elements of the sentence. Instruments are unique in that they have a close semantic relation with verbs while at the same time, they maintain only a loose syntactic connection. As such, instruments have the potential to untangle questions about what kinds of verb-specific information can influence unfolding interpretation of a sentence. Also, a better understanding of the connection between instruments and their associated verbs can help to shed light on the structure and organization of lexical entries. These findings should prove useful for researchers and students of Linguistics and Cognitive Science, particularly those investigating Lexical Semantics or Sentence Processing.
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earned her Ph.D in linguistics and Brain andCognitive Sciences from the University ofRochester. She continues to work on verbs at theUniversity of Wisconsin- Madison by inventing fakeverbs for novel actions, and teaching them tounsuspecting undergraduates.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This work explores therole of verb informationduring online processingof spoken language.Currently, the fieldalready acknowledges alarge influence of verbinformation in theprediction of structureduring languagecomprehension, butfocuses on informationused to make predictionsabout immediatelyupcoming, syntacticallylicensed constituents,leaving questions abouthow (and if) verbinformation is used tomake predictions aboutother upcoming elementsof the sentence.Instruments are unique inthat they have a closesemantic relation withverbs while at the sametime, they maintain only aloose syntacticconnection. As such,instruments have thepotential to untanglequestions about whatkinds of verb-specificinformation can influenceunfolding interpretationof a sentence. Also, abetter understanding ofthe connection betweeninstruments and theirassociated verbs can helpto shed light on thestructure andorganization of lexicalentries. These findingsshould prove useful forresearchers and studentsof Linguistics andCognitive Science,particularly thoseinvestigating LexicalSemantics or SentenceProcessing. Seller Inventory # 9783836454193