Glossa Psycholinguistics

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eScholarship stats: History by Item for June through September, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06
3r28x18w	Comparing infrared and webcam eye tracking in the Visual World Paradigm	1,171	312	375	166	318
5d84n2x7	The role of prosodic focus in the reanalysis of garden path sentences: Depth of semantic processing impedes the revision of an erroneous local analysis	1,150	543	244	71	292
0p94125d	Syntactic and semantic interference in sentence comprehension: Support from English and German eye-tracking data	979	346	328	146	159
6m62j7p6	Reproducible research practices and transparency across linguistics	905	338	339	109	119
9gh7r8g7	Complexity vs. salience of alternatives in implicature: A cross-linguistic investigation	898	503	253	65	77
026094hf	Perceptual Benefits of Linguistic Diversity and Language Background: Evidence from Auditory Free Classification of English Dialect Accents and Asian-Accented English	857	176	232	159	290
373639hj	Statistical reporting inconsistencies in experimental linguistics	825	229	293	127	176
3777b321	The role of differential cross-linguistic influence and other constraints in predictive L2 gender processing	812	193	251	200	168
4673333b	Cross-lingual priming of cognates and interlingual homographs from L2 to L1	812	483	210	74	45
7n54f3t3	The prosodic perception‐production link: Impact of auditory‐perceptual acuity on prosodic cue production under cognitive load	801	332	191	278
5wq6w93j	Agreement attraction error and timing profiles in continuous speech	753	378	199	73	103
6vh9d8zm	A-maze of Natural Stories: Comprehension and surprisal in the Maze task	745	229	247	97	172
5kn6j90b	Processing reflexive pronouns when they don’t announce themselves	743	339	160	85	159
1gp237sm	The that-trace effect and island boundary-gap effect are the same: Demonstrating equivalence with null hypothesis significance testing and psychometrics	720	417	163	62	78
09v2t2cp	Assessing the replication landscape in experimental linguistics	709	216	265	65	163
13x9m1qj	Children’s acquisition of new/given markers in English, Hindi, Mandinka and Spanish: Exploring the effect of optionality during grammaticalization	694	398	185	54	57
5w04m7v2	Revisiting processing complexity of nested and cross-serial dependencies	668	307	136	107	118
51v9043v	Syntactic and semantic mismatches in English number agreement	655	302	262	51	40
0zm3m3hh	Biased inferences about gender from names	643	156	193	92	202
39k99073	The processing of ambiguous pronominal reference is sensitive to depth of processing	639	337	186	72	44
0bv8k263	Semantic accessibility and interference in pronoun resolution	632	340	149	59	84
8fc3t67c	Isolating the extra-logical features of <em>but </em>and <em>so</em> by comparing their processing to <em>and</em>'s: An investigation with thematically neutral content	629	109	238	185	97
8773j26k	Linguistic and conceptual encoding of transfer events in English and Mandarin Chinese speakers	617	133	234	81	169
04v9z9b5	Cross-Linguistic Constraints on Subjecthood in Causative Psych Verbs: An Experimental Investigation of Korean, Mandarin Chinese and English	598	210	221	89	78
7v22f7p6	Long-term effects of repeated exposure to Subject Island constructions: evidence for syntactic adaptation	597	131	88	163	215
5h61d8rb	Glossa Psycholinguistics: Open Access by Scholars, for Scholars	592	298	158	57	79
53s3w4r5	Morphological productivity and neological intuition	580	223	148	67	142
1xc45121	A decade of language processing research: Which place for linguistic diversity?	578	127	223	62	166
0pp284w3	Gender Competition in the Production of Nonbinary ‘They’	574	155	202	82	135
7m13r0xc	When multiple talker exposure is necessary for cross-talker generalization: Insights into the emergence of sociolinguistic perception	554	121	236	99	98
8rt7x84p	Pragmatic violations affect social inferences about the speaker	549	207	202	59	81
1p34f58m	The effect of speaker reliability on adult cross-situational word learning	538	239	172	60	67
96k7g38p	Long-lag identity priming in the absence of long-lag morphological priming: evidence from Mandarin tone alternation	534	178	224	41	91
33t7f9s4	A Meta-analysis of Syntactic Satiation in Extraction from Islands	520	281	62	68	109
1h153783	Lexicalization in the developing parser	511	294	121	35	61
3r23x66x	Is reanalysis selective when regressions are consciously controlled?	511	262	133	51	65
99m3z11t	Multiple constraints modulate the processing of Chinese reflexives in discourse	507	200	118	75	114
807182h9	Conscious rereading is confirmatory: Evidence from bidirectional self-paced reading	487	193	134	46	114
1x84d0dh	Does nonbinary they inherit the binary pronoun production system?	483	264	126	42	51
1t0290xw	Processing noncanonical sentences: effects of context on online processing and (mis)interpretation	477	196	117	33	131
7xt135c0	Underpinnings of explicit phonetic imitation: perception, production, and variability	476	209	135	51	81
4b471855	Why bother? What our eyes tell about psych verb (non) causative constructions	474	197	147	46	84
2hf9r6jq	(How) Visual properties affect the perception and description of transitive events	467	249	133	44	41
09g3d6pw	Processing of Russian and Czech polar questions: Evidence for the effect of question bias	466	81	127	60	198
5q52m9g5	Do prosodic cues convey intent directly or through contrastive marking? A study of French indirect requests	465	181	173	53	58
2h3118j2	Dialect experience modulates cue reliance in sociolinguistic convergence	462	162	140	64	96
26q6t59t	Similarities in the processing of scrambling and quantifier scope ambiguities – a shared source?	458	140	86	166	66
108433d2	Facilitation of lexical form or discourse relation: Evidence from contrastive pairs of discourse markers	456	65	184	148	59
2692p9z0	The importance of being earnest: How truth and evidence affect participants’ judgments	452	188	101	67	96
4fk2h9mx	Detection of extraneous visual signals is not affected by the syntactic structure of German Sign Language (DGS)	452	89	140	104	119

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