Early and parallel processing of pragmatic and semantic information in speech acts: neurophysiological evidence.

Front Hum Neurosci · 2013 · PMC3610085 · PMID 23543248

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In the current experiment, both semantic and pragmatic effects were registered within the first 200 ms, exhibiting interactions between semantic and pragmatic levels in the first two time windows, with most effects remaining only marginally significant by 400–500 ms, given that simple, predictable, psycholinguistically controlled single word stimuli were used.

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