The Relationship between Syntactic Satiation and Syntactic Priming: A First Look.

Front Psychol · 2017 · PMC5661427 · PMID 29118726

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Although Snyder (2000) only showed a marginally significant effect of satiation, Hiramatsu (2000) , Francom (2009) , and Chaves and Dery (2014) have found significant satiation effects for Subject islands.

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(Despite apparent graphical differences at word 6, the sentence-by-trial interaction is not significant; it approaches marginal significance: β = 60.14, SE = 37.26, | t | = 1.614.

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