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Agreement attraction error and timing profiles in continuous speech

Kandel et al., 2022

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Kandel M
Wyatt C
Phillips C
Kandel M
Wyatt C
Phillips C
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Glossa Psycholinguistics

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Studies of agreement attraction in language production have shown that speakers systematically produce verb agreement errors in the presence of a local noun whose features differ from that of the agreement controller. However, in attraction experiments …
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