Glossa Psycholinguistics
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Glossa Psycholinguistics is an #openaccess journal of #psycholinguistics published by @eScholarship.
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Joined December 2020
Hi all! We here at Glossa Psycholinguistics are moving full time over to "blue-er" pastures. Our handle over there is 'glossapsycholx' - follow us there for more updates, and join our email list for publication announcements! Information on that here:.
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. and the second is "The role of prosodic phrasing in silent reading" ( by Murakami and Yano!.
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The first article we can announce is "Structural Priming and the Placement of Focus-Sensitive Particles" ( by Reimers, Braun and Dimroth. .
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🪔 🦃 Late fall is here and Glossa Psycholinguistics is delighted to announce the publication of two more articles!.
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. and the second is "Watch your tune! On the role of intonation for scalar diversity" ( by Ronai and Göbel!.
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. the first article we've published this week is "Straight enough: Deriving imprecise interpretations of maximum standard absolute adjectives" ( by Ronderos, Noveck, and Lossius Falum. .
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🎃🎃 October is fully here and Glossa Psycholinguistics is delighted to announce the publication of two more articles. read on if you dare 🎃🎃 . .
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. and second is 'Facilitation of lexical form or discourse relation: Evidence from contrastive pairs of discourse markers' by Scholman, Rohde & Demberg (!.
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First up is 'Predicting this rock: Listeners use redundant phonetic information in online morphosyntactic processing' by Clara Cohen ( . .
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October is (almost) here, and so are two great new articles that we're delighted to publish in Glossa Psycholinguistics!.
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. and the next is 'Meaning or morphology: Individual differences in the categorization of Kinyarwanda nouns' by Lawyer, O'Gara, Ngoboka, van Boxtel and Jerro (. .
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The first of this week's publications is 'Acceptability, predictability and processing of antecedent-target mismatches under verb phrase ellipsis' by Lemke ( . .
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🍂🍂We here at Glossa Psycholingusitics are welcoming autumn by announcing the publication of two new fantastic articles . 🍂🍂.
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. and 'Bulgarian clitics are sensitive to number attraction' by Ivanova-Sullivan, Sekerina & Lago (!.
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'Perceptual Benefits of Linguistic Diversity and Language Background: Evidence from Auditory Free Classification of English Dialect Accents and Asian-Accented English' by Syrett, Lu & Parrish (.
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