Neural correlates of semantic and syntactic processes in the comprehension of case marked pronouns: evidence from German and Dutch

Keyphrases

• Dutch 100%
• Neural Correlates 100%
• Pronouns 100%
• Syntactic Processes 100%
• Semantic Process 100%
• Event-related Brain Potentials 30%
• Prepositions 30%
• Early Onset 20%
• Integration Challenges 20%
• Incongruity 20%
• Gender Information 20%
• Semantic Integration 20%
• Incongruency 20%
• Pronoun Resolution 20%
• Structural Case 20%
• Case Marking 20%
• Relative Contribution 10%
• Semantic Information 10%
• Syntactic Information 10%
• Late Positivity 10%
• Processing Activities 10%
• Potential Information 10%
• Dutch Studies 10%
• Resolution Process 10%
• Structural Constraints 10%
• Native Speaker 10%
• Personal Pronouns 10%
• Sentence Reading 10%
• Prepositional Phrases 10%
• Gender Concordance 10%
• Gender Features 10%
• Reading Study 10%
• Syntactic Integration 10%

INIS

• violations 100%
• information 83%
• brain 50%
• processing 50%
• constraints 50%
• resolution 50%
• data 33%
• assignments 33%
• females 16%
• comparative evaluations 16%
• males 16%
• erbium phosphides 16%

Arts and Humanities

• Pronouns 100%
• Neural Correlate 100%
• Positivity 50%
• Antecedents 30%
• Event-related brain potential (ERPs) 30%
• On-set 30%
• Prepositions 30%
• Pronoun resolution 20%
• Assignment 20%
• Negativity 20%
• Case marking 20%
• Native Speaker 10%
• Personal Pronoun 10%
• Gender congruency 10%
• coreferential 10%
• Late Positivity 10%
• Prepositional Phrase 10%