Traditionally, language processing has been thought of in terms of complete processing of
the input. In contrast to this, Ferreira and colleagues put forth the idea of good enough …

Listeners usually have no difficulties telling the difference between speech and song. Yet
when a spoken phrase is repeated several times, they often report a perceptual …

Abstract According to the Gricean Maxim of Quantity, speakers provide the amount of
information listeners require to correctly interpret an utterance, and no more (Grice in Logic …

The 'good-enough'processing account argues that, given the parallel activation of two
parsing routes—algorithmic and heuristic parsing, the processor prefers heuristics over …

The present study investigates native (L1) and second language (L2) processing of scope
ambiguities in English sentences containing the universal quantifier every in subject NP and …

This study assessed the effect of adjectives and noun premodifiers on L2 noun phrase
comprehension and error types among English Language Learners. We also examined the …

The speech-to-song illusion is a perceptual effect emerging at the interplay of two cognitive
domains, music and language. It arises upon repetitions of a spoken phrase that shifts to …

The present study investigates how heritage speakers conduct good-enough processing at
the interface of home-language proficiency, cognitive skills (inhibitory control; working …

This study contributes to the limited research on gender agreement processing of complex
syntactic structures in the auditory modality. By examining learners at varying stages of …

This scoping review illuminates the self-paced reading task as a computer-based
methodology for second language (L2) reading assessment. To find support for this …