BLLDB - Title Entry - Theakston, Anna L.: "The spotty cow tickled the pig with a curly tail": how do sentence position, preferred argument structure, and referential complexity affect children's and adults' choice of referring expression?

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Author		Theakston, Anna L.
Title		"The spotty cow tickled the pig with a curly tail": how do sentence position, preferred argument structure, and referential complexity affect children's and adults' choice of referring expression?

Written in		English
Source		Applied psycholinguistics. - Cambridge [u.a.] : Cambridge Univ. Press
Volume		33
Year		2012
Issue		4
Page		691-724

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Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Conversational analysis (pragm.) / Reference (conversational analysis)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Ambiguity (pragm.)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Individual aspects (pragm.) / Anaphora (pragm.)

Domains / Pragmalinguistics / Communication research / Uncertainty (communication research)

Domains / Psycholinguistics / Speech production (psycholing.) / Coding (psycholing.) / Coding (psycholing., semant.)

Domains / Sociolinguistics / Sociolect / Old age (language behavior)

Domains / Language acquisition / Child language / Conversational analysis (child language)

Domains / Language acquisition / Reference (language acquisition)

Levels / Syntax / Sentence patterns / Information structure / Discourse topic

Levels / Syntax / Sentence parts / Pronoun syntax / Pronominalization

Indo-European languages / Germanic / English / British English


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Referring (conversational analysis) ; Reference (conversational analysis) ; Equivocation (pragm.) ; Ambiguity (pragm.) ; Vagueness (communication research) ; Explicitness (communication research) ; Implicitness (communication research) ; Uncertainty (communication research) ; Semantic processing; Coding (psycholing., semant.) ; Elderspeak; Gerontolekt; Seniorensprache; Old age (language behavior) ; Child language (conversational analysis) ; Kindersprache (pragm.) ; Conversational analysis (child language) ; Anaphora (Spracherwerb) ; Reference (language acquisition) ; Topic drop; Diskursbindung; Discourse linking; Discourse topic ; Pronominalization ; English (British) ; Grossbritannien (engl. Sprache in) ; Great Britain (English language in) ; Englisch in Grossbritannien; English in Great Britain; British English