What are the modulators of cross-language syntactic activation during natural reading?

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Note regarding file "Syntax_Stimuli_December2020.xlsb" In the column called “actual_condition”, you will see “adj”, “pro” and “vp” as well as “filler”. The first three respond to the three different experiments embedded in this list. Any sentences coded with “adj” or “pro” were part of this paper (Vingron et al. (2021)). Any sentences coded with “vp” were part of an experiment described in Tiv et al. (2019) (see https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01733/full). Materials for both experiments are embedded in this same list (they thus served as fillers for each other). The additional sentences were 80 regular filler sentences (labeled “filler_intact”), and 10 totally anomalous sentences (labeled “filler_jabber”) to minimally anchor how maximally “anomalous” a sentence could be.

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