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Bock and Griffin (2000) presented two experiments demonstrating that structural priming (i.e., increased likelihood of producing a given syntactic form if you have just produced that form in another utterance) can be long-lasting. In...
Linguistic alignment is a well-documented phenomenon that describes the act of adjusting your speech to match your partner's. This can take various forms – by changing your tone, pitch, speech rate, or even the types of words each...
Structural priming is often proposed to be the result of implicit learning in the language processing system. This study was an attempt to reveal explicit memory contributions to structural priming. Participants were asked to complete a...
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