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How do children restrict their linguistic generalizations? An (un-)grammaticality judgment study.

Cogn Sci · 2013 · PMC3644877 · PMID 23252958

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However, at this age, semantics is not a significant predictor of the degree of either (a) unacceptability of ungrammatical un - forms or (b) acceptability of grammatical un - forms (though it may be possible to argue that this latter effect was moving in the predicted direction, although this was not yet significant, p = .10, n.s.).

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