Could grammatical encoding and grammatical decoding be subserved by the same processing module?

Rethinking the architecture of human syntactic processing: The relationship between grammatical encoding and decoding

Language Production Grammatical Encoding

The processes of language production can be divided into those that create the skeleton of an utterance and those that flesh the skeleton out. In this chapter we are concerned chiefly with the former, a set of processes which we term GRAMMATICAL ENCODING (Levelt, 1989). Grammatical encoding comprises both the selection of appropriate lexical concepts (entries in the speaker's vocabulary) and th...

Proto-properties and Grammatical Encoding

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Grammatical Processing in Language Learners

The ability to process the linguistic input in real time is crucial for successfully acquiring a language, and yet little is known about how language learners comprehend or produce language in real time. Against this background, we have conducted a detailed study of grammatical processing in language learners using experimental psycholinguistic techniques and comparing different populations (ma...

Computational Models of Incremental Grammatical Encoding