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Direct linkMoxey, Linda M.; Sanford, Anthony J.; Sturt, Patrick; Morrow, Lorna I. – Journal of Memory and Language, 2004
This paper examines the use of singular and plural pronominal references to split antecedents such as "John and Mary." Current opinion suggests that under the right circumstances, singular reference should be difficult, and plural reference facilitated, but currently only the first of the these predictions has been demonstrated. We report four…
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