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Neural inhibition during speech planning contributes to
contrastive hyperarticulation.
Journal of Memory and Language.
Stern, M. C., Dayal, V., Martohardjono, G., Chen, M., & Madsen II, C. N. (2022).
Definiteness and argument position in the interpretation of bare nouns: From L1 Mandarin to L2 English.
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Stern, M. C., Chaturvedi, M., & Shaw, J. A. (2022).
A dynamic neural field model of phonetic trace effects in speech errors.
Proceedings of the Annual
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Stern, M. C., Stover, L., Guerra, E., & Martohardjono, G. (2021).
Syntactic and semantic influences on
the time course of relative clause processing: The role of language dominance.
Brain Sciences, 11(8).
Stern, M. C. (2021).
Phonological contrast drives phonetic implementation:
Evidence from category goodness ratings. In A. Kalomoiros and L. Paparounas (Eds.),
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Effects of language dominance on L1 relative clause processing. In
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Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Stern, M. C., Madsen, C. N., Stover, L. M., Lowry, C., & Martohardjono, G. (2019).
Language history attenuates
syntactic prediction in L1 processing.
Journal of Cultural Cognitive Science 3, 235-255.