However, others have reported that adults show no difference in processing clefted compared to non-clefted subjects, suggesting that clefts do not show an influence over already robust cues ( Colonna and Hemforth, 2014 ; Järvikivi et al., 2014 ; or marginal significance: Kaiser, 2011 ) or even that focussing reduces the subject preference (dubbed “anti-focus effect,” Colonna et al., 2012 , 2015 ; de la Fuente, 2015 ; Patterson et al., 2017 ).
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The Influence of Focus Marking on Pronoun Resolution in Dialogue Context.
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