Syntactic/structural priming has been shown to take place during comprehension. However,
early comprehension findings revealed discrepancies with those in production, such as little …

To understand what you are reading now, your mind retrieves the meanings of words and
constructions from a linguistic knowledge store (lexico-semantic processing) and identifies …

The efficacy of triangulation has ensured that it is still used today. For example, land
surveyors use distance from and direction to two landmarks in order to elicit bearings on the …

Verbs that are similar in meaning tend to occur in the same syntactic structures. For
example, give and hand, which denote transfer of possession, both appear in the …

Four structural priming experiments investigated the lexical boost effect in structural priming.
In two experiment s, we tested whether repeating the subject in prepositional object or …

Accounts of language production make different predictions about the conditions under
which structural priming should be enhanced by lexical repetition (the lexical boost) …

What are the semantic representations that underlie language production? We use structural
priming to distinguish between two competing theories. Thematic roles define semantic …

Four structural priming experiments investigated whether the lexical boost is due to the
repeated head verb of the primed structure or due to the repetition of any verb, testing …

Speakers' memory of sentence structure can persist and modulate the syntactic choices of
subsequent utterances (ie, structural priming). Much research on structural priming posited a …

Structural priming in comprehension seems to be more variable than in production.
Sometimes it occurs without lexical overlap, sometimes it does not. This raises questions …