In their new article entitled "Children’s Learning of a Semantics-Free Artificial Grammar with Center Embedding", Shiro Ojima and Kazuo Okanoya present their findings from an articifal grammar learning study that used a novel game-like paradigm to study learning of center-embedding in children.
Read more about New article by Shiro Ojima and Kazuo OkanoyaIn this new article entitled "Attention To People Like You: A Proposal Regarding Neuroendocrine Effects on Linguistic Variation", Míša Hejná, Lauren Ackerman, and Joel C. Wallenberg present preliminary results consistent with the hypothesis that a biological factor, prenatal exposure to androgens, can have a small, continuous biasing effect on linguistic variation, namely the variable duration of pre-aspiration conditioned by voiceless obstruents in Tyneside English.
Read more about New article by Míša Hejná and colleaguesTo help our authors' save time and effort, BIOLINGUISTICS is now accepting format-free submissions for all types of articles that we publish, including Registered Reports. Hence, authors will only be required to submit a formatted manuscript in case of acceptance.
Read more about BIOLINGUISTICS is now accepting format-free submissionsCall for papers for a special issue of BIOLINGUISTICS on "Biolinguistic research in the 21st century", organized by Lluís Barceló-Coblijn (Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain).
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