Cross-language psycholinguistics
Anne Cutler
Abstract
Anne Cutler
Abstract
Cross-linguistic research can be of valaue to psycholinguistics by allowing tests of hypotheses the testing of which would be severely confounded in a single language, and by providing simple and readily available control conditions. For a long time the resources of this kind of research were virtually ignored by psycholinguists; recent renewal of the relationship between psychology and linguistics, however, has led to a revival of cross-language psycholinguistics.
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Cross-linguistic research can be of valaue to psycholinguistics by allowing tests of hypotheses the testing of which would be severely confounded in a single language, and by providing simple and readily available control conditions. For a long time the resources of this kind of research were virtually ignored by psycholinguists; recent renewal of the relationship between psychology and linguistics, however, has led to a revival of cross-language psycholinguistics.
Key concepts: Psycholinguistics, Linguistics, Theoretical linguistics, Applied linguistics, Psychology, Cognitive science, Computer science, Cognition