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Role of context in acquiring meaning of novel words in adolescents: an ERP and eye-tracking study
Previous event-related potential (ERP) studies demonstrated that sentential constraint facilitates novel word learning in both adults and pre-adolescents. Specifically, changes in the N400 ERP component elicited by newly acquired pseudowords emerge when these words are initially encountered in hi
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