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Featural Relativized Minimality and Intervention Effects in Child Grammar

A Case Study of Mandarin Passives

Minqi Liu

Featural Relativized Minimality and Intervention Effects in Child Grammar

Featural Relativized Minimality and Intervention Effects in Child Grammar

A Case Study of Mandarin Passives

Featural Relativized Minimality and Intervention Effects in Child Grammar

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How do young children comprehend complex sentences when intervening elements disrupt understanding? This book explores a key puzzle: children often struggle to link phrases across distance when similar phrases intervene — an "intervention effect" that sheds light on how the mind constructs grammatical structure.

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Beschrijving Featural Relativized Minimality and Intervention Effects in Child Grammar

How do young children comprehend complex sentences when intervening elements disrupt understanding? This book explores a key puzzle: children often struggle to link phrases across distance when similar phrases intervene — an "intervention effect" that sheds light on how the mind constructs grammatical structure.

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9781041259121
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223
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Taalkunde
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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