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(2011). Processing of a free word order language: The role of syntax anddiscourse context. Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 40, 291-306. DOI10.1007/s10936-011-9171-5.AbstractIn languages with flexible constituent order (so-called free word order languages),available orders are used to encode given/new distinctions; they therefore differ not onlysyntactically, but also in their context requirements. In Experiment 1, using a self-pacedreading task, we compared Russian S V IO DO (canonical), DO S V IO and DO IO V Sconstructions in appropriate vs. inappropriate contexts (those that violated their contextrequirements).
The context factor was significant, while the syntax factor was not. Theless pronounced context effect evidenced in previous studies (e.g., Kaiser and Trueswellin Cognition 94:113–147, 2004) might be due to the use of shorter target sentences andless extensive contexts. We also demonstrated that the slow-down starts at the firstcontextually inappropriate constituent, which shows that the information about contextrequirements is taken into account immediately, but that it develops faster on preverbalsubjects and postverbal indirect objects (occupying their canonical positions) than onpreverbal indirect objects (occupying a noncanonical position, or scrambled). InExperiment 2, these findings were replicated for IO S V DO and IO DO V S orders.
S VIO DO orders with a continuation were used to show that there is no additional effect ofinappropriate context at the end of the sentence.The link on the publisher’s websiteThis is not an open access paper, so according to the publisher’s policy it cannot bereproduced. It can be accessed on the publisher’s website:https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10936-011-9171-573Appendix G.Paper “StimulStat: a lexical database for Russian”Alexeeva, S., Slioussar, N., & Chernova, D. (2017). StimulStat: a lexical database forRussian.
Behavior Research Methods, online first. DOI 10.3758/s13428-017-0994-3.AbstractIn this article, we present StimulStat – a lexical database for the Russian language in theform of a web application. The database contains more than 52,000 of the most frequentRussian lemmas and more than 1.7 million word forms derived from them. These lemmasand forms are characterized according to more than 70 properties that were demonstratedto be relevant for psycholinguistic research, including frequency, length, phonologicaland grammatical properties, orthographic and phonological neighborhood frequency andsize, grammatical ambiguity, homonymy and polysemy.
Some properties were retrievedfrom various dictionaries and are presented collectively in a searchable form for the firsttime, the others were computed specifically for the database. The database can beaccessed freely at http://stimul.cognitivestudies.ru.The link on the publisher’s websiteThis is not an open access paper, so according to the publisher’s policy it cannot bereproduced. It can be accessed on the publisher’s website:https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13428-017-0994-374.
