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Social-Cognitive Bases of Uniform Information Density: Evidence from Speaker Trait Variation
According to the Uniform Information Density (UID) hypothesis, speakers prefer utterances in which information is spread evenly across the linguistic signal. Despite abundant empirical evidence for UID across multiple levels of linguistic representations, the reasons for why UID effects arise are le
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