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Far transfer of retrieval-practice benefits: rule-based learning as the underlying mechanism. [PDF]
Opitz B, Kubik V.
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Word superiority and sentence superiority effects in post-cued letter-in-string identification. [PDF]
Massol S, Grainger J.
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What Can the Running Body Do? The Running Machine's Affective Possibilities and the Limits of Language. [PDF]
Ketterling J, Desjardins B.
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Reply to Hu et al.: Applying different evaluation standards to humans vs. Large Language Models overestimates AI performance. [PDF]
Leivada E, Günther F, Dentella V.
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Memory systems modulate crosslinguistic influence on third language morphosyntactic acquisition. [PDF]
Xu ES, Matthews S, Yip V, Wong PCM.
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This article addresses the issue of grammaticality according to the main approaches of theoretical linguistics. It firstly presents grammaticality as theorized by formal paradigm and clarifies its distinction from acceptability. Then it describes the notion within the functional-grammar framework. It introduces grammaticality/acceptability judgments as
Caddeo, Roberta
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Grammatical category is a unity of grammatical form and grammatical meaning
Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research, 2021Grammar is a system of rules which governs the production and use of utterances in a given language. Grammar has its fundamental notions. The basic notions dealing with the analysis of the categorical structure of the word: grammatical form, grammatical meaning, grammatical category, paradigm.
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Brain and Language, 2001
Findings from the literature on language development, dyslexia, and adult sentence processing provide a vehicle for comparing two models of the symptom complex associated with agrammatism. One model contends that agrammatism represents a deficit in linguistic structures. The other model maintains that the linguistic behavior associated with agrammatism
S, Crain, W, Ni, D, Shankweiler
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Findings from the literature on language development, dyslexia, and adult sentence processing provide a vehicle for comparing two models of the symptom complex associated with agrammatism. One model contends that agrammatism represents a deficit in linguistic structures. The other model maintains that the linguistic behavior associated with agrammatism
S, Crain, W, Ni, D, Shankweiler
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