Recent psycholinguistic research underscores the significance of multiword units in
language processing and acquisition, aligning with the Chunk‐and‐Pass framework. In this …

In two self-paced reading experiments, subject relative clauses (eg,'the woman who saw the
man') were read faster than object relative clauses ('the woman who the man saw') in …

Sentence processing in a second language (L2) is a relatively new field in psycholinguistics,
and its research design and methodologies are similar to approaches to sentence …

It has been debated whether preference for subject-extracted relative clauses in language
processing is a universal rule, with evidence from both first and second language acquisition …

Relative clauses have been one of the most widely studied constructions since the
pioneering study by Keenan and Comrie (1977), in the field of language typology. In the field …

In the psycholinguistic literature, it has been well-documented that subject relative clauses
(SRs), like “the professor that saw the student…”, are easier to process than object relative …

This study investigates the roles of cross-linguistic influence (CLI) and explicit knowledge in
explaining the posited advantage of previous language experience in L3 learning, as well …

University of Groningen Processing and comprehension of L2 English relative clauses by Farsi
speakers Seifi, Pouran Page 1 University of Groningen Processing and comprehension of L2 English …

Relative clauses have fascinated linguists and psycholinguists for decades and have been
the field of investigation of theories in the native language (L1) as well as in the acquisition …

In this study, using a self-paced reading task and sentence fragment completion task, we
investigated the influence of matching and mismatching sentence initial numeral classifiers …