Determining the alternatives for scalar implicature
Successful communication regularly requires listeners to makepragmatic inferences — enrichments beyond the literal mean-ing of a speaker’s utterance. For example, when interpretinga sentence such as “Alice ate some of the cookies,” listenersroutinely infer that Alice did not eat all of them.
Peloquin, Benjamin, Frank, Michael C.
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Sources of individual variability in a pragmatic reference game: Effects of logical reasoning and Theory of Mind. [PDF]
Mayn A, Demberg V.
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Cognitive salience features enhance multitask deep learning for pragmatic reasoning across cultures. [PDF]
Qi M.
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No one-to-one mapping between typologies of pragmatic relations and models of pragmatic processing: a case study with mentalizing. [PDF]
Katsos N, Kissine M.
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High Performance on a Pragmatic Task May Not Be the Result of Successful Reasoning: On the Importance of Eliciting Participants' Reasoning Strategies. [PDF]
Mayn A, Demberg V.
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At the heart of human communication: new views on the complex relationship between pragmatics and Theory of Mind. [PDF]
Bambini V, Lecce S.
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An Eye Tracker Study on the Understanding of Implicitness in French Elementary School Children. [PDF]
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