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Recognizing instruments from brief visual displays
Observers categorize core event roles (agents, patients) from brief visual scenes, but less is known about the spontaneous encoding of more peripheral event roles such as instruments. Semantic analyses and psycholinguistic research suggest that instrument events are categorized into those that conce
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