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  1. 2981
    por Rauch, Irmengard
    Publicado 1974
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    Estudios de metodología lingüistica
  2. 2982
    “…Proceeding from the idea that a word’s meaning is linked to its use in a particular linguistic game, we will analyse the etymons “therapy” and “psychotherapy” and the change in their meanings over time. …”
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    What is therapeutic? Analysis of the narratives available on the websites of Italian addiction rehab centres to present the therapeutic programme
  3. 2983
    “…We tested whether this linguistic coactivation during a visual search task changes memory for objects. …”
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    Speakers of different languages remember visual scenes differently
  4. 2984
    “…To explore this, we designed video stimuli of reciprocated actions (e.g., “giving to each other”) and symmetrical states (e.g., “sitting next to each other”), and with the help of a team of linguists collected responses from 20 languages around the world. …”
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    The Grammar of Exchange: A Comparative Study of Reciprocal Constructions Across Languages
  5. 2985
    “…We measured binocular coordination during reading and a non-linguistic scanning task in three participant groups: adults, typically developing children, and children with dyslexia. …”
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    Reading Text Increases Binocular Disparity in Dyslexic Children
  6. 2986
    por Janssen, Niels, Barber, Horacio A.
    Publicado 2012
    “…These results suggest that the language system is sensitive to the distribution of linguistic information at grain-sizes beyond individual words.…”
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    Phrase Frequency Effects in Language Production
  7. 2987
    por Tiwari, Manjul
    Publicado 2012
    “…One of the functions of a voice, perhaps the main one, is to realize language, by conveying some of the speaker's thoughts in linguistic form. Speech is language made audible. Moreover, when phoneticians compare and describe voices, they usually do so with respect to linguistic units, especially speech sounds, like vowels or consonants. …”
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    Speech acoustics: How much science?
  8. 2988
    por Recchia, Gabriel, Jones, Michael N.
    Publicado 2012
    “…NSN (but not NF) facilitated processing for abstract concepts, while NF (but not NSN) facilitated processing for the most concrete concepts, consistent with claims that linguistic information is more relevant for abstract concepts in early processing. …”
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    The semantic richness of abstract concepts
  9. 2989
    por Levinson, Stephen C., Majid, Asifa
    Publicado 2013
    “…This paper describes the linguistic description of time, the accompanying gestural system, and the “mental time lines” found in the speakers of Yélî Dnye, an isolate language spoken offshore from Papua New Guinea. …”
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    The Island of Time: Yélî Dnye, the Language of Rossel Island
  10. 2990
    por Althaus, Nadja, Mareschal, Denis
    Publicado 2014
    “…Both labeling and non-labeling phrases facilitated category formation in 12-month-olds but not 8-month-olds (Experiment 1). Non-linguistic sounds did not produce this effect (Experiment 2). …”
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    Labels Direct Infants’ Attention to Commonalities during Novel Category Learning
  11. 2991
    “…In linguistic studies, the academic level of the vocabulary in a text can be described in terms of statistical physics by using a “temperature” concept related to the text's word-frequency distribution. …”
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    When a Text Is Translated Does the Complexity of Its Vocabulary Change? Translations and Target Readerships
  12. 2992
    “…Specifically, we tested whether the processing of linguistic ambiguities, presented in the form of puns, has an influence on the co-activation of unrelated meanings of homophones in a subsequent language production task. …”
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    Listening to Puns Elicits the Co-Activation of Alternative Homophone Meanings during Language Production
  13. 2993
    “…Based on our research, we are inclined to claim that AD can be more sensitively detected with the help of a linguistic analysis than with other cognitive examinations. …”
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    Speaking in Alzheimer’s Disease, is That an Early Sign? Importance of Changes in Language Abilities in Alzheimer’s Disease
  14. 2994
    “…Most importantly, the workings of linguistic constraints will be shown as embedded in more general fields of values, which are realized on multiple timescales. …”
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    Beyond mechanistic interaction: value-based constraints on meaning in language
  15. 2995
    por Thierry, Guillaume
    Publicado 2016
    “…In an attempt to demystify linguistic relativity, I review neurolinguistic studies from our research group showing a link between linguistic distinctions and perceptual or conceptual processing. …”
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    Neurolinguistic Relativity: How Language Flexes Human Perception and Cognition
  16. 2996
    por van der Ham, Sabine, de Boer, Bart
    Publicado 2015
    “…When learning language, humans have a tendency to produce more extreme distributions of speech sounds than those observed most frequently: In rapid, casual speech, vowel sounds are centralized, yet cross-linguistically, peripheral vowels occur almost universally. …”
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    Cognitive Bias for Learning Speech Sounds From a Continuous Signal Space Seems Nonlinguistic
  17. 2997
    por Wagner, Laura
    Publicado 2017
    “…In addition, influences of the child's reading ability and the linguistic complexity of the book on preferences suggested a sensitivity to the cultural practice of joint book-reading.…”
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    Factors Influencing Parents' Preferences and Parents' Perceptions of Child Preferences of Picturebooks
  18. 2998
    “…Previous studies suggest that linguistic material can modulate visual perception, but it is unclear at which level of processing these interactions occur. …”
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    Manipulating word awareness dissociates feed-forward from feedback models of language-perception interactions
  19. 2999
    “…Our results show that the practice of parsing sentences in specific directions due to the syntax and word order of our native language not only predicts the way we remember words, but also other non-linguistic stimuli.…”
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    The word order of languages predicts native speakers’ working memory
  20. 3000
    “…Irony is one of the linguistic means in which intended and expressed meaning diverge. …”
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    “Wonderful! We’ve just missed the bus.” – Parental use of irony and children’s irony comprehension
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