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University of Zagreb Interdisciplin
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TABLE OF CONTENT 1. Introduction 5
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Electrophysiological results 131 5.
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How people comprehend language is o
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1.1. Sentence comprehension There i
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syntactic structure obtained by the
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this process many other factors pla
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exploring sentence comprehension re
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The major advantage of eye-tracking
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ERP waveform. Components are conven
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earlier syntactic component, early
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enzyme activity, receptors or trans
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the formulation of the models that
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and disposes the wrong one as soon
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not provide such an output. In the
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itself) is called 'pragmatic normal
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grammatical knowledge, resembling p
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components. However, the models tha
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The ‘syntax-first’ model is obv
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in which any information is process
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into brain functions that are not n
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Figure 4. The layered structure of
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Activity verbs, in contrast, refer
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step in Levelt’s model perfectly
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language functioning and (2) scores
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are included, as well (e.g. the Bus
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Binding, to be more precise) to exp
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the changes in language related com
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esearch project, as well. The proje
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2. AIMS AND PROBLEMS 58
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2.2. Sentence Comprehension in Typi
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The hypotheses can be grouped accor
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4. METHODS 64
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On the basis of the test results 6
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data collected within a group of ad
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Figure 10. The presentation of the
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The violation condition consists of
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In Croatian adjectives usually prec
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object). This constitutes the viola
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‘tense’ experiments as well as
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Phonological abilities were tested
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. In addition, Homonyms, synonyms a
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software was used. The caps employe
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5.1. Adults 5.1.1. Behavioral resul
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the processes underlying comprehens
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Table 5. Statistical significance o
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calculated by subtracting the non-c
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assigned when the verb is presented
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Figure 22. Average waveform for Pz
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Table 8 gives the statistical signi
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Figure 26. The LAN effect in the
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Figure 28. P600 effect on the CPz e
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Figure 30. The waveforms at the FCz
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semantics distinction more relative
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could, in fact, be the focus of the
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Subject: Neuroscan EEG file: adults
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Figure 38. The P600 in the ‘tense
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Figure 41. Distribution maps in the
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The results of the two experiments
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Statistical analysis reveals P600 e
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Subject: Neuroscan EEG file: chiten
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Subject: EEG file: chitensechin2_1s
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Subject: Neuroscan EEG file: casech
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Figure 55. Difference in latency be
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only relatively good instrument for
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similar words or pseudo-words. Quic
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Subject: Neuroscan EEG file: slicas
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