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Data Sheet 1_Resolving conflicts during sentence processing in L1 and L2: eye-tracking evidence from gender stereotypes and zero plurals.pdf
This eye-tracking study examined how L1 and L2 readers of German resolve two sources of processing difficulty: a conceptual–lexical conflict between gender stereotypes and masculine/feminine role nouns, and a formal–structural conflict induced by zero-marked plurals that are morphologically ident
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