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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"shallow processing"”.
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A shallow processing approach to anaphor resolution
… in natural language texts by means of a "shallow processing" approach which exploits knowledge of syntax, semantics and local focussing as heavily as possible; it does not rely on the presence of large amounts of world or domain knowledge, which are notoriously hard to process accurately. …
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Depth of processing and semantic anomalies
… underspecified. This is taken as evidence for shallow processing and is best typified, we argue, when readers fail to detect semantically anomalous words in a sentence. For example, when asked, “how many animals did Moses take on the Ark?” readers often incorrectly answer “two” failing to …
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The time course of sentence interpretation
The investigation of Shallow Processing, also known as Underspecification, and ‘Good Enough’ processing, is a relatively new branch of psycholinguistics. A growing body of evidence within this field indicates that, in some cases, the comprehension system will fail to build or retain a fully …
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How does investors’ perceived ease of information access affect their investment judgments?
… more likely to rely on information gist and use shallow processing after using an online search engine to access a firm’s financial information. Results show that investors using a search engine to access a company’s financial information were more likely to invest in a company with a higher …
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The role of the native language in second-language syntactic processing
… language (L1) have an influence on syntactic processing in a second language (L2). While the Competition Model (Bates & MacWhinney, 1982, 1987, 1989, MacWhinney, 1997) predicts that syntactic properties of the L1 can have an influence on L2 processing, the Shallow-Structure Account (Clahsen & …
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The effects of hippocampal amnesia on retrieval orientation and novelty processing
… that the hippocampus is important for novelty processing. Several experiments presented here explore what novelty processing may be exactly, how it relates to typically-discussed memory processing, and how hippocampal function impacts these processes. The broad umbrella of ‘novelty processing’ …