Selected Psycholinguistics Laboratory Papers and Publications

Here is where you can find links to published articles about our research

Except for unpublished manuscripts, every paper linked to from this page is only a preprint version of the cited published paper. The actual published version is probably somewhat different due to referees' remarks, editors' corrections, and additional author modifications. Only the published version should be considered authoritative. All quotes should be of the published version, and all citations should be to the published version.

Koenig, J.P., Mauner, G., & Bienvenue, B. (2003). Arguments for Adjuncts. Cognition, 89, 67-103.
Mauner, G., Melinger, A., Koenig, J. P., & Bienvenue, B. (2002). When is schematic participant information encoded? Evidence from eye-monitoring. Journal of Memory and Language, 47, 386-406.
Koenig, J. P., Mauner, G., & Bienvenue, B. (2002). Class selectivity and the lexical encoding of participant information. Brain and Language, 81, 224-235. Also available in postscript format.
Mauner, G. A., Koenig, J. P., Melinger, A., & Bienvenue, B. (2002). The lexical source of unexpressed participants and their role in sentence and discourse understanding. In P. Merlo & S. Stevenson (eds.) Sentence Processing and the Lexicon: Formal, Computational and Experimental Perspectives. Amersterdam: John Benjamins.
Koenig, J. P., Mauner, G., & Bienvenue, B. (2002). Factors of argumenthood: A quantitative and experimental perspective. University at Buffalo Working Papers on Language and Perception, 1.
Bienvenue, B., Mauner, G., & Koenig, J-P (2002). Argument structure, plausibility, and constructional sources of participant information. University at Buffalo Working Papers on Language and Perception, 1.
Mauner, G. & Koenig, J. P. (2000). Linguistic vs. conceptual sources of implicit agents in sentence comprehension. Journal of Memory and Language, 43, 110-134.
Melinger, A. & Koenig, J.-P. (2000), Evidence for the shared representation of part-of-speech information. In A. Melby and A. Lommel, (Eds.) LACUS Forum XXVI: The Lexicon (pp. 533-541). Linguistics Association of Canada and the United States, Fullerton, CA, pp.533-541.
Koenig, J. P. & Mauner, G. (1999). A-definites and the discource status of implicit arguments. Journal of Semantics, 16, 207-236. Also available in postscript format.
Mauner, G. & Koenig, J-P. (1999). Linguistic vs. Conceptual Sources of Implicit Agents in Sentence Comprehension. Brain and Language, 68, 178-184.
Melinger, A. & Mauner, G. (1999).When are implicit agents encoded? Evidence from modal naming. Brain and Language, 68, 185-191.

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