Manuel Carreiras, Charles Clifton Jr.

The On-line Study of Sentence Comprehension (eBook, ePUB)

Eyetracking, ERPs and Beyond

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book addresses important findings, assumptions, problems, hopes, and future guidelines on the use of advanced research techniques to study the moment-by-moment mental processes that occur while a reader or listener is understanding language. The core techniques are eye tracking and ERPs, with some extensions to others such as fMRI. The On-line Study of Sentence Comprehension has been written by top researchers in the field of psycholinguistics, who are also leading experts in the use of eye tracking and ERPs. This book combines comprehensive overviews of the state of the art on theoretical progress, the latest on assumptions behind the use of eye movements (reading and visual world) and ERPs methods with papers that address specific research questions. This work covers not only methodological issues but also discusses the theoretical progress in understanding language processing using temporally fine-grained methods.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 424
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. September 2004
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781135423933
• Artikelnr.: 49986468

Autorenporträt

Manuel Carreiras, Charles Clifton Jr.

Inhaltsangabe

M. Carreiras
C. Clifton
Jr.
On the On-line Study of Language Comprehension. D.C.Mitchell
On-line Methods in Language Processing: Introduction and Historical Review. M.J. Pickering
S. Frisson
B.McElree
M.J. Traxler
Eye Movements and Semantic Composition. J.E. Boland
Linking Eye Movements to Sentence Comprehension in Reading and Listening. S.A. McDonald
R.C.Shillcock
Lexical Predictability Effects on Eye Fixations During Reading. M. Betancort
E. Meseguer
M. Carreiras
The Empty Category PRO: Processing What Can't Be Seen. R.P.G. van Gompel
S.P.Liversedge
J. Pearson
Antecedent Typicality Effects in the Processing of Noun Phrase Anaphors. P.C. Gordon
C. Christine Camblin
T.Y. Swaab
On-line Measures of Coreferential Processing. A.J. Sanford
P. Sturt
L. Moxey
L. Morrow
C. Emmott
Production and Comprehension Measures in Assessing Plural Object Formation. C. Scheepers
M.W.Crocker
Constituent Order Priming from Reading to Listening: A Visual-world Study. F. Huettig
G.T.M.Altmann
The Online Processing of Ambiguous and Unambiguous Words in Context: Evidence from Head-mounted Eye-tracking. S. Brown-Schmidt
D.K. Byron
M.K. Tanenhaus
That's Not It and It is Not That: Reference Resolution and Conceptual Composites. J.J.A. vanBerkum
Sentence Comprehension in a Wider Discourse: Can We Use ERPs to Keep Track of Things? L.Osterhout
J. McLaughlin
A. Kim
R. Greenwald
K. Inoue
Sentences in the Brain: Event-related Potentials as Real-time Reflections of Sentence Comprehension and Language Learning. H. Barber
E. Salillas
M. Carreiras
Gender or Genders Agreement? M. Hoen
P.F.Dominey
Evidence for a Shared Mechanism in Linguistic and Non-linguistic Sequence Processing? ERP Recordings of Online Function- and Content-information Integration. C.J. Fiebach
M.Schlesewsky
I.D. Bornkessel
A.D.Friederici
Distinct Neural Correlates of Legal and Illegal Word Order Variations in German: How can fMRI Inform Cognitive Models of Sentence Processing? M.K.Tanenhaus
On-line Sentence Processing: Past
Present and Future.