Hanneke Loerts

Neuter is not Common in Dutch: Eye Movements Reveal Asymmetrical Gender Processing

Native speakers of languages with transparent gender systems can use gender cues to anticipate upcoming words. To examine whether this also holds true for a non-transparent two-way gender system, i.e. Dutch, eye movements were monitored as participants followed spoken instructions to click on one of four displayed items on a screen (e.g., Klik op

Uncommon gender : eyes and brains, native and second language learners, & grammatical gender

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An exploratory study into the dynamics of Chinese L2 writing development

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Pupil Size Reflects Increased Processing Load for Salient Variables

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Sprache und das mehrsprachige Gehirn

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