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Many current models of sentence comprehension employ a content addressable memory architecture which does not privilege structural information (Lewis & Vasishth 2005; Van Dyke Lewis and Vasishth 2013 a.o.). A seminal finding comes from Van Dyke & McElree (2006), who suggest that even nouns outside the current sentential context generate interference with intra-sentential dependencies. In a preregistered study, we show that these results do not reflect similarity-based interference but instead demonstrate facilitated thematic integration, in the context of increased memory load, when the verb and the filler are semantically related compared to when they are not. Meeting ID meet.google.com/jhc-oezk-ohn Available for questions on Google hangout Friday March 20 2020, 12:10 - 4pm (Easter Time Zone)
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