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ISSN 0142-7164

1. "I no longer count in German." On dominance shift in returnee heritage speakers. (12th September 2022)

Authors:: Flores, Cristina; Zhou, Chao; Eira, Carina
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 43:Number 5(2022)
Page Start:: 1019
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2. "It is alive!" Evidence for animacy effects in semantic categorization and lexical decision. (28th May 2019)

Authors:: Bonin, Patrick; Gelin, Margaux; Dioux, Vivien; Méot, Alain
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 40:Number 4(2019)
Page Start:: 965
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3. "Whatdunit?" Developmental changes in children's syntactically based sentence interpretation abilities and sensitivity to word order. (25th November 2015)

Authors:: MONTGOMERY, JAMES W.; EVANS, JULIA L.; GILLAM, RONALD B.; SERGEEV, ALEXANDER V.; FINNEY, MIANISHA C.
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 37:Number 6(2016:Nov.)
Page Start:: 1281
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4. A bidirectional study on the acquisition of plural noun phrase interpretation in English and Spanish. (May 2013)

Authors:: IONIN, TANIA; MONTRUL, SILVINA; CRIVOS, MÓNICA
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 34:Number 3(2013:Jan.)
Page Start:: 483
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5. A bilingual–monolingual comparison of young children's vocabulary size: Evidence from comprehension and production. (28th January 2013)

Authors:: DE HOUWER, ANNICK; BORNSTEIN, MARC H.; PUTNICK, DIANE L.
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 35:Number 6(2014)
Page Start:: 1189
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6. A Commentary on Werker (2017): Limitations of the laboratory and the role of variability in language learning. (11th September 2018)

Authors:: Singh, Leher; Morini, Giovanna; Golinkoff, Roberta Michnick; Hirsh-Pasek, Kathy
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 4(2018)
Page Start:: 746
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7. A comparative analysis of pausing in child and adult storytelling. (May 2013)

Authors:: REDFORD, MELISSA A.
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 34:Number 3(2013:Jan.)
Page Start:: 569
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8. A cross-language study on feedforward and feedback control of voice intensity in Chinese–English bilinguals. (10th July 2020)

Authors:: Cai, Xiao; Yin, Yulong; Zhang, Qingfang
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 41:Number 4(2020)
Page Start:: 771
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9. A cross-linguistic comparison of Spanish and English semantic norms: Looking at core features. (11th March 2020)

Authors:: Vivas, Jorge; Kogan, Boris; Romanelli, Sofía; Lizarralde, Francisco; Corda, Luis
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 41:Number 2(2020)
Page Start:: 285
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10. A facilitatory effect of rich stem allomorphy but not inflectional productivity on single-word recognition. (11th September 2018)

Authors:: NIKOLAEV, ALEXANDRE; LEHTONEN, MINNA; HIGBY, EVE; HYUN, JUNGMOON; ASHAIE, SAMEER
Journal:: Applied psycholinguistics
Issue:: Volume 39:Number 6(2018)
Page Start:: 1221
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