Current theories of language prediction stipulate that people can predict various types of
linguistic information, including the phonological form of a highly predictable word, and …

Psycholinguistic literature has consistently shown that humans rely on a rich and organized
understanding of event knowledge to predict the forthcoming linguistic input during online …

In two visual world eye-tracking experiments, this dissertation examines the role of literacy
on predictive processing during spoken language comprehension. Previous studies have …

Spoken language is complex: listeners must keep track of linguistic information at multiple
levels of linguistic representation (eg, phonology, semantics) in parallel as the signal unfolds …

Processing word meaning often appears effortless, yet the language system frequently
encounters ambiguous input requiring appropriate context integration to allow …