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Syntactic processing in two languages by native and bilingual adult readers: An ERP study
Mark Leikin
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Hebrew
100%
Syntactic Processing
100%
Event-related Potentials
100%
Bilingual Adults
100%
Adult Readers
100%
Native Speaker
33%
Bilingual
33%
Brain Activation
33%
Grammatical Functions
33%
Latency
16%
University Students
16%
First Language
16%
Brain Activity
16%
Performance Accuracy
16%
Reading Comprehension
16%
Two-point
16%
Native English Speakers
16%
Second Language
16%
Participant Characteristics
16%
Processing Strategies
16%
Activation Patterns
16%
Experience Level
16%
Direct Object
16%
Word Order
16%
Sentence Processing
16%
N400
16%
Potential Amplitude
16%
Late Bilinguals
16%
English Reader
16%
P300
16%
Subject-predicate
16%
P100
16%
Grammatical Roles
16%
P200
16%
P600
16%
Mixed Strategy
16%
Group Processes
16%
Subject-object
16%
Psychology
Event-Related Potential
100%
Sentence Processing
33%
Group Processes
33%
Electroencephalogram
33%