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Frontiers in Language Sciences
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ISSN 2813-4605 · Frontiers Media S.A. · 193 artikel di indeks
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Representation distortion contributes to agreement attraction in comprehension
Sentence comprehension relies on encoding linguistic items in memory and accessing them subsequently to form linguistic dependencies. This makes processing susceptible to memory interference. Interference, such as the distortion of memory representations or access to irrelevant memory items, can…
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Embodied metaphors in Friedrich Schiller's “Die Bürgschaft”: a cognitive-linguistic analysis
This article examines Friedrich Schiller's ballad Die Bürgschaft within the framework of Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT), focusing on the bodily grounding of metaphorical structures (embodiment). Based on a systematic stanza-by-stanza analysis of the ballad's 20 stanzas, it argues that recurrent…
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Embodiment, enaction, and the lived body in foreign language learning: a novel conception of action-oriented language education
In educational settings, theory and practice of foreign language (FL) learning have been dominated by a cognitive output-driven notion of an ostensibly quantifiable “efficiency” of FL learning. The concepts of enaction and embodiment challenge the conventional view of language learning by positing…
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Speech connectedness and linguistic complexity as predictors of Chinese—English bilinguals' interpreting performance
Interpreting provides a unique window into bilingual processing, as it requires the rapid transfer of meaning across languages under high temporal and cognitive constraints. This study investigates speech connectedness and linguistic complexity as predictors of interpreting performance in…
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Beyond error-driven adaptation: proactive validation as a goal-directed mechanism of language processing and learning
Recent advances in psycholinguistics increasingly frame language processing as a predictive process: listeners and readers continuously anticipate upcoming linguistic input. Deviations from those expectations—prediction errors—are assumed to stimulate both moment-by-moment processing and long-term…
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Spoken sentence comprehension in Mandarin-English bilinguals: a case against the universal processing advantage of subject-relatives
IntroductionThis study investigates sentence comprehension in Mandarin-English bilinguals, focusing on whether the widely reported, yet contested, subject-relative processing advantage extends to bilingual speakers. We evaluate which theoretical accounts, based on syntactic structure and…
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Auditory-perceptual acuity impacts prosodic boundary prediction in a gating task
Processing of prosodic phrasing requires listeners to integrate acoustic cues that unfold incrementally during speech comprehension, yet substantial individual differences exist in how listeners use unfolding prosodic information. This study investigated whether individual differences in…
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Navigating language learning through metalinguistic beliefs: a theoretical exploration informed by multilingual narratives
This article reconceptualizes metalinguistic beliefs in multilingual learning by examining how they are constructed and mobilized in learners' narratives. Rather than treating self-reports as evidence of stable internal knowledge structures, the study approaches beliefs as discursively enacted…
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Acquisition and attrition in bilingual vowel systems: evidence from Arabic and English
IntroductionThis study examined how long-term immersion in a second language (L2) affects the acquisition and maintenance of long vowels in bilinguals whose first language (L1) is Arabic or English. Focusing on Arabic /aː/, /iː/, /uː/ and English /ɑː/, /iː/, /uː/, the study investigated whether…
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From metrics to meaning: large language models and the computational turn in embodied educational research
Educational science has long grappled with a methodological tension: quantitative metrics offer scale but often lack depth, while qualitative inquiry offers depth but is difficult to scale. Mixed-methods approaches have sought to address this tension by combining both paradigms, yet practical…
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On semantic agreement
We discuss semantic agreement, cases in which agreement between a head and a DP seems to drive, or be driven by, interpretive properties of this DP rather than its syntactic properties. This discussion centers mostly on the case of subject/verb number and person agreement (but its conclusions would…
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Co-registration of EEG and eye-tracking in psycholinguistics and bilingualism research
Eye-tracking and electroencephalogram (EEG) recordings provide a window into the human mind. Combining both methods through co-registration offers a powerful and innovative approach for examining how cognitive and neural processes unfold in real time. While both EEG and eye-tracking have…
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Integrating language model embeddings into the ACT-R cognitive modeling framework
In 2025, psycholinguistic research has the benefit of large, high-quality datasets of human behavior, and massively-scalable metrics for variables of interest like frequency and association. This means we have more data than ever before to shed light on classic language processing phenomena like…
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Lexical vs. structural cue use in L2 prediction: filler-gap parsing ability shapes learners' information use
This study examines whether second language (L2) sentence processing is governed by the same underlying mechanisms as native language processing or whether it relies on qualitatively distinct mechanisms. Using the visual-world paradigm and permutation analyses, we compared native English speakers…
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Number maintenance in subject-verb agreement: evidence from Basque
In this paper, we investigate whether number is actively maintained as part of matrix subject-verb dependency establishment, and whether it is active enough to be used to resolve temporary number ambiguity of an interpolated noun. In a visual world paradigm, we tested whether number-ambiguous…
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The effect of aging on the semantic processing of overt and covert Chinese face action verbs
IntroductionThe resilience of language, particularly lexicosemantic processing, to age-related cognitive decline remains a subject of debate.MethodThis study investigated this issue by examining how healthy aging affects the processing of Chinese facial action verbs distinguished by effector…
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Enduring cognate facilitation: evidence for form-based transfer in bilingual word recognition
Cognates are words that share meaning across languages alongside all or most of their orthography. They are generally processed faster than control words, an effect known as cognate facilitation. The current study set out to investigate whether long-term cognate facilitation in a multi-day practice…
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Mapping the functional dynamics of language control and executive functions in the bilingual brain with magnetoencephalography
Bilingualism has been associated with differences in brain function and organization, although findings remain inconsistent. This review examines magnetoencephalography (MEG) as a method that contributes to understanding the neural implementation of language control and executive functions in…
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Bilingual parent–child dyads' language use and code-switching during shared reading: exploring variations across labeling and word explanations
IntroductionShared reading offers an important context for supporting young children's language development. However, limited research has investigated shared reading interactions in bilingual parent-child dyads, particularly using naturalistic observations.MethodsThe present study explored…