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Hi! For a walkthrough and a chat drop by during the time of the second poster session (Friday 12:10 - 2:00 EDT). NB: There is a mistake on the poster. In the table with the results under the first experiment "too" should be "distance" and vice-versa. There is a growing body of data supporting theories of memory recall that understand recall as (immediate) content-addressable retrieval that is subject to interference. We investigate a semantic dependency that might involve a similar memory retrieval operation. We conducted a three-experiment study involving a so-called additive "too". In the experiments two variables were manipulated: distance between the antecedent and the trigger and existence of presupposition. In the second self-paced reading study we found an interaction effect between the two variables which might suggest that when the distance grew it was more difficult to retrieve the antecedent of the presupposition.
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