The Crosslinguistic study of sentence processing

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New York: Cambridge University Press (1989)
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Functionalism and the competition model.  (pages 3--73)Elizabeth Bates & Brian MacWhinney
Cue validity, cue cost, and processing types in sentence comprehension in French and Spanish.  (pages 77--117)Michele Kail
Cue validity and the acquisition of Hebrew.  (pages 118--57)J. Sokolov
Warlpiri children's processing of transitive sentences.  (pages 185--208)E. Bavin & T. Shopen
Crosslinguistic studies of sentence production.  (pages 225--253)Elisabeth Bates & Antonella Devescovi
Sentence processing strategies in adult bilinguals.  (pages 257--291)Kerry Kilborn & Takehiko Ito
Crosslinguistic studies of aphasia.  (pages 328--371)Elizabeth Bates & Beverly Wulfeck
Maximum likelihood models for sentence processing research.  (pages 397--421)Janet L. McDonald & Brian MacWhinney
Competition and connectionism.  (pages 442--457)Brian MacWhinney

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