研究發表

Past and future time reference processing teased apart in Paiwan, an endangered Formosan language

A decade of language processing research: Which place for linguistic diversity?

It costs to exist: Acceptability judgments of the temporal concord of the auxiliary verbs you and hui in Taiwan Mandarin

Review of indigenous language teaching and beyond in Taiwan: A race against time

Experimental linguistics embracing linguistic diversity: On the contributions of Formosan languages to models of sentence processing

Expressing the existence of an event with ‘you (to have) + VP’ in Taiwan Mandarin

When two languages are competing: An ERP study of sentence processing in expert and novice interpreters

Processing past time reference in a tenseless language: An ERP study on the Mandarin aspectual morphemes -le and -guo

Conducting field-based psycholinguistic research on Formosan languages as an outsider

Temporal concord in Formosan languages in a comparative perspective

Judging temporal concord in Tagalog and cross-linguistic comparisons

A tale of the lab and the field: An opportunity for Formosan language research

In the clouds and on the ground: Taiwan as a laboratory to expand the typological pool of psycholinguistic research

"Computer or smartphone, as you please": On the device effect in web-based acceptability judgment experiments

Mind your language and your cues when judging the past

Judging past time reference across languages: A Competition Model perspective

Quantitative explorations of regional grammatical variations: The case of you ‘to have’ in Taiwan Mandarin

Existing in the future depends on who you are and what you do: Acceptability judgments of ‘you (to have) + VP’ in Taiwan Mandarin

Neurotypological considerations of temporal concord processing

Ten years of linguistic diversity in language processing conferences

Processing temporal concord and modality: A self-paced reading study on you and hui in Taiwan Mandarin

Planning or not planning: Interplay between future time adverb and aspect markers/modal construction in (Taiwan) Mandarin

Existing in time has a cost: A judgment acceptability study on the temporal concord processing of the auxiliary verbs you and hui in Taiwan Mandarin

Processing past time reference, but which one? An ERP study on the Mandarin Chinese morphemes guo1 and guo2 with definite and indefinite time adverbs

Processing past time reference is harder than future time reference: Evidence from Paiwan, a mood-prominent language

Processing past time and discontinuity aspect: Event-related potentials reveal different neuronal brain responses elicited by the Mandarin verbal morpheme -guo

Aspect of pasts in Mandarin: An ERP study on the temporal restriction of the perfectives -le and -guo

The temporal constraints of le1 revisited

Not all the pasts are the same: An ERP study of the temporal constraints of the Mandarin aspectual markers -le and -guo

Temporal relations electrified: An ERP study on the perfective marker -le in Mandarin Chinese

Aspect is distinct from time reference: An ERP study of the perfective marker -le in Mandarin Chinese

Same interpretation, different process? The case of verbal-le and You+VP in Taiwan Mandarin

When time is a fact: A semantic and time-relational analysis of ‘you + VP’ in Taiwan Mandarin