"Embodied cognition and passive processing: What hand-tracking tells us ..."

Scott A. Crossley et al. (2015)

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Scott A. Crossley, Youjin Kim, Tiffany Lester, Samuel Clark:
Embodied cognition and passive processing: What hand-tracking tells us about syntactic processing in L1 and L2 speakers of English. CogSci 2015

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