Language Cognition and Neuroscience

Papers
(The TQCC of Language Cognition and Neuroscience is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Domain organisation emerges in cross-modal but not within-modal semantic feature integration28
Overcoming expectations: Electrophysiological effects of inhibitory control demands in a non-linguistic task on subsequent semantic relatedness judgements24
Can we separate semantic representations from computations? A commentary on Calzavarini (2024)24
Neurophysiological evidence for abstract concept embodiment in the second language: a question of proficiency?22
Morphophonological patterns influence regular and irregular past-tense production: evidence from aphasia20
Orthographic precision for word naming in skilled readers19
Editorial19
What can we learn about integration of novel words into semantic memory from automatic semantic priming?17
Enhanced prosody adds to morpho-syntactic cues in the interpretation of structural ambiguities in German16
Tracking the acquisition and retention of novel word representations: an ERP study15
The activation of embedded (pseudo-)stems in auditory lexical processing: implications for models of spoken word recognition13
Overlap in the cerebral processing of language and executive control: an ERP study on the effects of age and sex12
Timecourse of bottom-up and top-down language processing during a picture-based semantic priming task12
Do readers misassign thematic roles? Evidence from a trailing boundary-change paradigm12
How robustly do multivariate EEG patterns track individual-subject lexico-semantic processing of visual stimuli?11
Combining top-down syllabic duration prediction with bottom-up envelope processing for syllabic segmentation in speech perception: a computational Modeling study with the COSMO-Onset model11
Does pleasantness affect the grammatical brain? An ERP study on individual differences11
Grammatical gender in Slovak word production: an event-related potential study11
The L2 accent effect in the processing of grammatical and phonological violations. A German-Polish ERP study10
Teasing apart the impact of different forms of overlap on cross-linguistic structural priming10
ERPs reveal how semantic and syntactic processing unfold across parafoveal and foveal vision during sentence comprehension10
Production training and contextual similarity hurt the comprehension of new vocabulary10
Rapid prediction of verbs based on pronoun interpretation is modulated by individual differences in pronoun processing10
An ERP exploration of the perception of text-based deception9
A nurse should not be careless: processing presupposed meanings triggered by connectives9
Topic shifts elicit costs in naturalistic discourse: evidence from healthy adults and individuals with traumatic brain injury9
Discourse rules: the effects of clause order principles on the reading process9
The role of semantic information in Chinese word segmentation9
When does speech planning rely on motor routines? ERP comparison of speech and non-speech from childhood to adulthood9
See what i mean? Reading visual verbs modulates ocular dynamics9
Correction9
Effects of sandhi-based predictability in Kansai Japanese depend on markedness: a visual-world eye-tracking study8
Frame-shifting instead of incongruity is necessary for pun comprehension: evidence from an ERP study on Chinese homophone puns8
Cascaded processing develops by five years of age: evidence from adult and child picture naming8
Targeting the neural bases of novel word acquisition using theta-band transcranial alternating current stimulation8
Neurophysiological markers of printed word processing and reading fluency in adolescence8
The effect of repetition on word recognition in Chinese sentence reading8
Do two negatives make a positive? Language and logic in language processing8
Altered oscillatory neural dynamics related to word prediction in older adult readers8
Stages in lexical decision: frequency attenuation in masked repetition priming is insensitive to prime duration7
Constraints on syntactic adaptation from a failure to generalise to the subject-object ambiguity7
Investigating the neurophysiological correlates of syntactic processing in a visual masked priming paradigm7
Correction7
Cognitive abilities underlying the earliest stages of second language acquisition: an artificial language study7
UNDER-STANDING the effects of semantic transparency, affix position and task on the processing of complex German words7
Active dependency formation, maintenance cost and proactive retrieval interference6
Frontal synchronisation facilitates taxonomic priming: insights from N400 source estimation and functional connectivity6
Phonotactics and syntax: investigating functional specialisation during structured sequence processing6
Understanding the role of linguistic distributional knowledge in cognition6
Rapid semantic processing: an MEG study of narrative text reading6
Rethinking modality-specificity in the cognitive neuroscience of concrete word meaning: responses to commentators6
Syntactic constructions drive cortical tracking in the absence of lexical content: an electrophysiological investigation of sentence processing during reading6
Do structural priming and inverse preference effect demand cognitive resources? Evidence from structural priming in production6
Interference in quantifier float and subject-verb agreement6
When exceptions matter: bilinguals regulate their dominant language to exploit structural constraints in sentence production6
Real-time processing of passives versus actives: different patterns during form retrieval and meaning construction6
The role of co-speech gestures in retrieval and prediction during naturalistic multimodal narrative processing6
Do low imagers know more words? examining the association between mental imagery and vocabulary size5
“All mimsy were the borogoves” – a discriminative learning model of morphological knowledge in pseudo-word inflection5
Cognitive features of indirect speech acts5
Lexical competition does not age: a spoken word recognition study5
Developmental consistency in the use of subphonemic information during real-time sentence processing5
The addressee’s face as a cue for gesture production5
Online evidence for pseudo-relative effects on Italian RC attachment resolution5
Processing argument structure complexity in Basque-Spanish bilinguals5
Words do not just label concepts: activating superordinate categories through labels, lists, and definitions5
Articles as flankers: the effect of grammatical gender depends on the task5
Disentangling semantic prediction and association in processing filler-gap dependencies: an MEG study in English5
Grounded cognition can be multimodal all the way down5
Exploring the nature of morphological regularity: an fMRI study on Russian5
Sub-visemic discrimination and the effect of visual resemblance on silent lip-reading5
Working memory training yields improvements in L2 morphosyntactic processing5
Linking cognitive control to language comprehension: proportion congruency effects in syntactic ambiguity resolution5
Producing non-basic word orders in (in)felicitous contexts: evidence from pupillometry and functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS)5
What happens in your brain when you respond “No”? Neurophysiological evidence for two preparatory steps4
The impact of language proficiency on neuro-cognitive mechanisms supporting second-language spoken word recognition: an ERP study on Chinese-English bilinguals4
Better together: integrating multivariate with univariate methods, and MEG with EEG to study language comprehension4
Rapid Serial Visual Presentation of transposed-word sequences in the grammatical decision task: an examination of the roles of temporal and spatial cues to word order4
Identical N-grams benefit more than reversed and switched N-grams in a flanker task: evidence from Spanish4
Rethinking modality-specificity in the cognitive neuroscience of concrete word meaning: a position paper4
Bilingual experience modulates the embodiment of emotive concepts in non-native language4
Does a mismatch on the accentual pattern of French words affect the magnitude of the repetition priming effect? An ERP investigation4
Letter rotations: through the magnifying glass and What evidence found there4
Word learning in the context of semantic prior knowledge: evidence of interference from feature-based neighbours in children and adults4
Experientially-grounded and distributional semantic vectors uncover dissociable representations of conceptual categories4
Deictic vs. anaphoric pronouns: a comparison of fluent and non-fluent aphasia in English and Tagalog4
Morphosyntactic predictive processing in adult heritage speakers: effects of cue availability and spoken and written language experience4
Agreement attraction in comprehension: do active dependencies and distractor position play a role?4
A note on transmodality4
Getting to the situation: the N400 can indicate meaning integration beyond word priming4
Effects of Shared Attention on joint language production across processing stages4
Semantic focus mediates pitch auditory feedback control in phrasal prosody4
Neurocognitive processes in Chinese-to-English consecutive interpreting under high and low cognitive load: an ERP study4
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