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**Project outline for 2010_7** *Keywords: psych verbs; emotion verbs; novel verbs; Japanese; English* ---------- **Overview:** What expectations do Japanese- and English-speaking adults have about the argument structure of novel emotion (psych) verbs? **Publications:** Hartshorne, O'Donnell, Sudo, Uruwashi, Lee, and Snedeker (in press). Psych verbs, the Linking Problem, and the Acquisition of Language. Data for Exps. 5 and 6. **Team:** 1. Joshua Hartshorne 2. Jesse Snedeker 3. Miki Uriwashi 4. Yasutada Sudo 5. Timothy J. O'Donnell **Data Collection:** Harvard Yard and various venues in Japan **Notes** Data for Exp. 5 is in the folder titled "English". Data for Exp. 6 is in the folder titled "Japanese". The folder "CompiledData" has the data compiled into four convenient csv files for analysis. Throughout, responses are recorded with binary values, where: 1 = experiencer-object (frighten-type) syntax 2 = experiencer-subject (fear-type) syntax
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