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Language-modulated Event Processing
Languages differ in how they encode object-state changes, potentially biasing attention to phases of unfolding events. Post hoc norming showed that both groups perceived cutting endpoints as more delimited and salient than blending endpoints. Against this background, Experiment 1 examin
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