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Combined eye-tracking and think-aloud data relating to how native-Chinese speakers process coreferential noun phrases in English-language academic texts
This dataset consists of two parts. The first part contains eye-movement data reflecting the reading times gathered when native-Chinese speakers processed coreferential noun phrases which (i) either did or did not contain a grammatical determiner, and (ii) either did or did not contain a semanticall
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