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The use of Grammatical Gender in Predictive language comprehension: Evidence from Young and Older adults
Prediction-by-association, in which a word pre-activates lexically associated words, is thought to be relatively automatic and therefore spared in healthy aging. In languages with grammatical gender, however, prenominal modifiers carry both semantic and gender information, so it remains unclear whet
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