… garden-path effect on encountering Continuation b, whereas a lexically driven parser would
experience a garden-path … by recording event-related brain potentials (ERPs) elicited during …

… garden path in terms of unexpected configurations, we do not believe that processing these
two types of garden paths should hinge on the very same brain … of syntactic garden path, …

… when they appear before disambiguating verbs in Garden Path (GP) sentences. Disfluencies
… In order to verify this effect, we recorded event-related potentials (ERPs) time-locked to …

… As a first step toward an answer we need to know the brain’s response to garden-path … the
garden path in sentences like (8b) does not involve phrase structure revisions and there is no …

… from temporarily ambiguous garden-path sentences. Event-related brain potentials (ERP)
were … may be involved at varying time points depending on the type of garden-path sentence. …

… (a) affect the processing cost of garden paths in brain areas that have previously been …
cues during the parsing of sentences with potential syntactic ambiguities, nor for involvement of …

… -related brain potential (ERP) later in the sentence. The correlation between upstream
delta-band phase and downstream P600 amplitude implies that segmentation took place when an …

… Verbs contain multifaceted information about both the semantics of an action, and potential
… Event-related brain potentials (ERPs) were recorded from 22 English speakers as they read …

… to prevent the garden–path effect in 2b. … garden–path effect. That is, if the early prosodic
cues of 2b were introduced in sentence 2a, we expected an initial misanalysis and garden–path …

… to garden-path sentences with ERP responses to truly ungrammatical sentences. Garden-path …
In a following time window (500–700 ms), the negative shift to garden-path sentences …