Sentence
Comprehension: The Integration of Habits and Rules
This website contains notes, study guides and
demonstrations for
Townsend, D. J., & Bever, T. G. (2001). Sentence
comprehension:
The
integration of habits and rules. Cambridge MA: MIT Press.
- The
Sentence as a Case Study in Cognitive Science
- Classical
Evidence for the Sentence
- What
Every Psychologist Should Know about Grammar
- Contemporary
Models of Sentence Comprehension
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Embedding
Grammar in a Comprehension Model
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Basic
Evidence for the Model
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Canonical
Sentence Templates
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Conceptual
Knowledge, Modularity, Discourse
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Relation
to Other Systems of Language Use
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Implications
Bilingual Sentence
Processing and Sentence Comprehension Demonstrations
PSYC/LNGN 490 Syllabus
Research
Topics
Research Proposals
The
Behavioral and Brain Study of Sentence Comprehension
Chi et
al., Processing High Level Constraints in Chinese and English, Amlap, 2004
Seegmiller et
al., Comprehenders Use Event Structure to Develop Discourse-Level
Representations, Amlap, 2004
Seegmiller et al., Bilingual Processing of English
Aspectual Properties, Bi-/Multilingualism & Cognition, 2005
Biographical
Sketches
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Acknowledgements
E-mail: townsendd@mail.montclair.edu