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Early vowel preference of Catalan/Spanish 4-5-month-old infants: a distributional account ...
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As the linguistic knowledge of humans matures, they develop an array of pragmatic expectations that limit a possible range of interpretations denoted by a word (e.g., “some-but-not-all” implicature, disjunctive interpretation of “or”). Number words appear to be an exception to this pattern, since children as well as adults prefer the exact interpretation for them (Papafragou & Musolino 2003). However, an imprecise interpretation of numerals is also prevalent even among adults; the interpretation of numerals is highly sensitive to context, which results in the possibility of “non-exact” interpretation, as demonstrated by examples such as: He can have 2,000 calories without putting on weight [he can eat at most 2,000 calories] and If you score five points, you get a teddy bear [a teddy is earned if scoring at least five points]. Numerals can appear either by themselves, or with determiners such as 'only' and 'exactly'. For our study, we will examine the questions of whether the non-exact interpretation ...
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FOS Languages and literature; FOS Psychology; Linguistics; Psychology; Semantics and Pragmatics; Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Underpinnings of Code Switching: An Observational Study of Black Americans’ Code Switching Tendency ...
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Individual differences in spatial perspective taking: an exploratory study ...
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Transfer in adult bilinguals’ processing and comprehension of multimorphemic words. ...
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Does non-linguistic segmentation still predict literacy in an L2 education? Statistical learning in Ivorian primary schools ...
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