US EditionSimilarity effects in the online and offline comprehension of relative clauses: Evidence from L1 and L2 Greek
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Similarity effects in the online and offline comprehension of relative clauses: Evidence from L1 and L2 Greek
In this study we explore similarity effects in the processing and comprehension of subject (SRCs) and object relative clauses (ORCs) in Greek as a first (L1) and second (L2) language. Increased disruption in the processing of ORCs in the L1 due to featural similarity in the nominal domain (e.g., number match) is accounted for by approaches such as the featural Relativized Minimality, and similarity-based interference models. Similarity effects a…
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