Kate Stone

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University of Hull

United Kingdom

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Kate Stone is a Lecturer at the University of Hull, United Kingdom. Her research focuses on syntactic and semantic processing, particularly in the context of second language acquisition and bilingualism. Recent publications explore topics such as agreement morphology, negation processing, and the interaction of predictive processing in reading and visual world data.

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The Role of Syntactic and Semantic Cues in Preventing Temporary Illusions of Plausibility

Does productive agreement morphology increase sensitivity to agreement in a second language?

Mental simulation of the factual and the illusory in negation processing: evidence from anticipatory eye movements on a blank screen

Understanding the Effects of Constraint and Predictability in ERP

The N400 is Elicited by Meaning Changes but not Synonym Substitutions: Evidence From Persian Phrasal Verbs

Does entropy modulate the prediction of German long-distance verb particles?

The interaction of grammatically distinct agreement dependencies in predictive processing

Divergence point analyses of visual world data: applications to bilingual research

The effect of decay and lexical uncertainty on processing long-distance dependencies in reading

Collaborators (5)

Norbert Vanek

Sol Lago

Bruno Nicenboim

Daniel Schad

Shravan Vasishth

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