Kaup et al., 2007 - Google Patents
Experiential simulations of negated text informationKaup et al., 2007
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- Kaup B
- Yaxley R
- Madden C
- Zwaan R
- Lüdtke J
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- Quarterly journal of experimental psychology
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We investigated the question of whether comprehenders mentally simulate a described situation even when this situation is explicitly negated in the sentence. In two experiments, participants read negative sentences such as There was no eagle in the sky, and …
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