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Fig 1.

Residual reading times for regions wh−1 through wh+3 from Paape’s original study [1].

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Table 1.

Pre-study: Mean acceptability ratings and standard errors (in parentheses) by sentence type and condition.

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Fig 2.

Reading measures by region for SOI stimuli (Experiment 1).

All measures log-transformed and residualized against region length in characters; error bars show 95% intervals.

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Table 2.

Experiment 1: Results for question response accuracy and response times (SOI stimuli).

can = canonicity, el = elision.

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Table 3.

Experiment 1: Results for first-pass reading times (SOI stimuli).

can = canonicity, el = elision.

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Table 4.

Experiment 1: Results for regression-path durations (SOI stimuli).

can = canonicity, el = elision.

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Table 5.

Experiment 1: Results for total reading times (SOI stimuli).

can = canonicity, el = elision.

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Fig 3.

Reading measures by region for RRC stimuli (Experiment 1).

All measures log-transformed and residualized against region length in characters; error bars show 95% intervals.

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Table 6.

Experiment 1: Results for question response accuracy and response times (RRC stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 7.

Experiment 1: Results for first-pass reading times (RRC stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 8.

Experiment 1: Results for regression-path durations (RRC stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 9.

Experiment 1: Results for total reading times (RRC stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Fig 4.

Reading measures by region for TLA stimuli (Experiment 1).

All measures log-transformed and residualized against region length in characters; error bars show 95% intervals.

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Table 10.

Experiment 1: Results for question response accuracy and response times (TLA stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 11.

Experiment 1: Results for first-pass reading times (TLA stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 12.

Experiment 1: Results for regression-path durations (TLA stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Table 13.

Experiment 1: Results for total reading times (TLA stimuli).

amb = ambiguity, el = elision.

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Fig 5.

Rating distributions from the pilot study by participant.

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Fig 6.

Estimated power (smoothed) as a function of interaction size, sample size and residual variance in total reading times at the critical region by stimulus type.

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Fig 7.

Reading measures by region (Experiment 2).

All measures log-transformed and residualized against region length in characters; error bars show 95% intervals.

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Table 14.

Experiment 2: Results for question response accuracy and response times.

case = case marking, ord = word order.

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Table 15.

Experiment 2: Results for question response accuracy by probe type.

case = case marking, ord = word order, pt = probe type.

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Table 16.

Experiment 2: Results for first-pass reading times.

case = case marking, ord = word order.

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Table 17.

Experiment 2: Results for regression-path durations.

case = case marking, ord = word order.

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Table 18.

Experiment 2: Results for total reading times.

case = case marking, ord = word order.

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Fig 8.

Estimated power (smoothed) as a function of interaction size, sample size and residual variance in total reading times at the critical region.

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Fig 9.

Comparison of effects between Paape [1] and Experiment 2.

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