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Entrenchment in usage-based theories : what corpus data do and do not reveal about the mind /

This book explores the usage-based claim that high usage frequency leads to the entrenchment of complex words in the minds of language users. To probe the correlation between corpus-extracted usage data and mental entrenchment, the author operationalises entrenchment in Gestalt psychological terms a...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Blumenthal-Dramé, Alice
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Berlin : De Gruyter Mouton, 2012.
Colección:Topics in English linguistics ; 83.
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505 0 0 |t Entrenchment in usage-based theories.  |t Entrenchment in usage-based constructionist approaches ;  |t Entrenchment and usage-based assumptions about language representation and processing ;  |t Entrenchment in usage-based theories of language acquisition ;  |t Entrenchment in emergentist theories of language phylogeny ;  |t Entrenchment in usage-based theories of language change ;  |t Entrenchment in related frameworks ;  |g Summary and outlook : the epistemological status of entrenchment in usage-based frameworks --  |t The cognitive realism of usage-based generalizations, with a special focus on the relationship between token frequencies and entrenchment.  |t The assumed link between collective usage and individual representation ;  |t Against the psychological realism of corpus-derived claims ;  |t In support of the potential psychological realism of corpus-derived claims;  |t Neuroplasticity;  |t Experimental research on token frequency effects in multi-word sequences;  |t Psycholinguistic research on the entrenchment of multi- word sequences;  |t Patholinguistic data showing selective dissociations between holistic versus novel sequences of morphemes;  |t Neuroimaging studies supporting the idea of a neurocognitive split between holistic and compositional modules ;  |t Conclusion : can we reasonably expect corpora to predict entrenchment in the mind? --  |t Operationalizing entrenchment.  |t Defining entrenchment ;  |t Assessing the psychological realism of a statement in experimental terms ;  |t Sources of inspiration;  |t Gestalt psychology:  |t Why seek inspiration from non-linguistic lines of research?:  |t What makes a chunk in Gestalt psychology?;  |t The masked priming paradigm;  |t Frequency effects in English derivatives;  |t Parametric studies on word frequency effects ;  |t Operationalizing Entrenchment --  |t Experimental design.  |t Stimuli;  |t Stimuli for the masked priming fMRI study:  |t Stimuli for the main conditions:  |t Stimuli for the 'no'-conditions:  |t Stimuli for the control conditions;  |t Stimuli for the memory experiment ;  |t Experimental procedures;  |t Experimental procedure for the masked priming fMRI studies;  |t Experimental procedure for the memory task --  |t Behavioural data analysis.  |t Main conditions;  |t General method;  |t Simple linear mixed-effects regression analyses;  |t Multiple mixed-effects regression analyses:  |t Introductory remarks on methodology:  |t Multiple regression results for part-to-whole priming:  |t Multiple regression results for whole-to-part priming ;  |t Behavioural analyses for the supplementary experiments;  |t Mixed-effects regression analyses for jumbled target priming;  |t Behavioural analyses for the comparison with monomorphemic controls;  |t Behavioural analyses for the memory task ;  |g Conclusions --  |t Neuroimaging Data Analysis.  |g Introductory remarks ;  |t Statistical Parametric Imaging analysis;  |t Imaging parameters;  |t fMRI data analysis;  |t Preprocessing;  |t First-level analysis ;  |g Results;  |t Second-level analyses;  |t Results for the part-to-whole priming task;  |t Results for the whole-to-part priming task;  |t Results for the jumbled target priming task;  |t Conjunction analysis for the main conditions ;  |g Conclusion --  |g Summary and conclusion.  |g Summary : entrenchment in usage-based theories;  |t Research rationale and questions;  |t Operationalizing entrenchment;  |t Behavioural results;  |t fMRI Results ;  |t Some further theoretical implications ;  |t The corpus-to-cognition principle : towards more fine-grained correlations between corpus and cognitive data ;  |g Outlook --  |g References --  |g Appendix --  |g Index. 
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