Titlebook: Inferring from Language; Leonard G. M. Noordman Book 1979 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 Denken.Language.Sprache.building.cognitio

小步走路

Presupposed or Background Informationupposed to be true. The existence of such presuppositions is inferred from the difficulty of the task. A task is considered to be difficult when it can hardly be solved or when it takes a relatively long time to solve it as compared to other tasks with which it is matched in all relevant aspects.

协议

conflate

船员

Differences in Background Informationrtant than what they have in common” (p. 479). Consequently, the asymmetry found for . and . should not be found for . and .. On the other hand, the results for items with . and . should exhibit the same asymmetry as those for . and ..

LATER

Springer Series in Language and Communicationhttp://image.papertrans.cn/i/image/464602.jpg

代理人

978-3-642-67309-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979

沙漠

bonnet

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67307-8Denken; Language; Sprache; building; cognition; foundation; humans; philosophy; psychology; reason; tradition;

esoteric

Storing the Information During a Time IntervalIn this experiment the question is presented immediately after the two propositions. Two times are measured for each item: the inspection time, i.e., the time necessary to understand the propositions and the answering time, i.e., the time necessary to answer the question.

叙述

The Processing of Conditional SentencesThe aim of the present experiment is to construct a model for the processing of conditional sentences. The previous experiments revealed important factors in processing conditional sentences. The question is: How completely do these factors account for the mental processes when people understand conditional sentences?