Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf

We start from the proposal of Fodor (2002) that both syntactic structures as the prosodic are computed during silent reading. We examined the effect of prosodic marking graphical processing of silent reading of temporary ambiguous sentences as: When dogs attacked / a girl (,) / tore her dress / yel...

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Main Authors: Magalhães, José Olímpio de, Carvalho, Francisca Maria, Lourenço, Guilherme, Silva, Giselli Mara da
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author Magalhães, José Olímpio de
Carvalho, Francisca Maria
Lourenço, Guilherme
Silva, Giselli Mara da
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Lourenço, Guilherme
Silva, Giselli Mara da
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container_reference Journal of Speech Sciences; Vol. 5 No. 1 (2016); 17-27
description We start from the proposal of Fodor (2002) that both syntactic structures as the prosodic are computed during silent reading. We examined the effect of prosodic marking graphical processing of silent reading of temporary ambiguous sentences as: When dogs attacked / a girl (,) / tore her dress / yellow, considering the integration syntax-prosody. We compare the silent reading time of the third fragment of temporary subordinate ambiguous sentences in written texts of the Portuguese language for deaf bilingual Libras/Portuguese. We assume that deaf people spend more time reading than listeners, but there would also be a difference as one disambiguator comma were or not present in the sentence. The experiment made up an online test of 108 subordinate temporary ambiguous sentences, in 6 conditions, through DMDX program. 18 deaf bilingual Libras/Portuguese and 18 listeners participated. There was no significant difference in the reading time of the third fragment of temporary subordinate ambiguous sentences between deaf and listeners; also, there was no significant difference with the use of the comma. There were differences between the means Late Closure (LC) and Early Closure (EC); Semantic Control (SC) and Early Closure (EC). There was no significant difference between the types of Late Closure (LC) and Semantic Coutrol (SC) sentence.
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spelling ojs-article-149462021-03-05T19:54:21Z Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf Magalhães, José Olímpio de Carvalho, Francisca Maria Lourenço, Guilherme Silva, Giselli Mara da Processing sentences in L2 Graphic prosody Bilingual deaf We start from the proposal of Fodor (2002) that both syntactic structures as the prosodic are computed during silent reading. We examined the effect of prosodic marking graphical processing of silent reading of temporary ambiguous sentences as: When dogs attacked / a girl (,) / tore her dress / yellow, considering the integration syntax-prosody. We compare the silent reading time of the third fragment of temporary subordinate ambiguous sentences in written texts of the Portuguese language for deaf bilingual Libras/Portuguese. We assume that deaf people spend more time reading than listeners, but there would also be a difference as one disambiguator comma were or not present in the sentence. The experiment made up an online test of 108 subordinate temporary ambiguous sentences, in 6 conditions, through DMDX program. 18 deaf bilingual Libras/Portuguese and 18 listeners participated. There was no significant difference in the reading time of the third fragment of temporary subordinate ambiguous sentences between deaf and listeners; also, there was no significant difference with the use of the comma. There were differences between the means Late Closure (LC) and Early Closure (EC); Semantic Control (SC) and Early Closure (EC). There was no significant difference between the types of Late Closure (LC) and Semantic Coutrol (SC) sentence. Universidade Estadual de Campinas 2017-06-13 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Text application/pdf https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/joss/article/view/14946 10.20396/joss.v5i1.14946 Journal of Speech Sciences; Vol. 5 No. 1 (2016); 17-27 Journal of Speech Science; v. 5 n. 1 (2016); 17-27 2236-9740 eng https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/joss/article/view/14946/9936 Brazil; Contemporary Copyright (c) 2016 José Olímpio de Magalhães, Guilherme Lourenço, Francisca Maria Carvalho, Giselli Mara da Silva https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
spellingShingle Magalhães, José Olímpio de
Carvalho, Francisca Maria
Lourenço, Guilherme
Silva, Giselli Mara da
Processing sentences in L2
Graphic prosody
Bilingual deaf
Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title_full Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title_fullStr Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title_full_unstemmed Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title_short Prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
title_sort prosodic graphic processing of sentences ambiguas in the quiet reading of bilingual deaf
topic Processing sentences in L2
Graphic prosody
Bilingual deaf
url https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/joss/article/view/14946
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