What do animals learn in artificial grammar studies?
Artificial grammar learning is a popular paradigm to study syntactic ability in nonhuman animals. Subjects are first trained to recognize strings of tokens that are sequenced according to grammatical rules. Next, to test if recognition depends on grammaticality, subjects are presented with grammar-c...
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Elsevier,
2017-07-18T15:17:56Z.
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