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Table 1.

Proficiency and age information about the L2 learners (ungrouped data; N = 78).

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Table 2.

Sample stimuli for the experimental conditions.

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Fig 1.

Electrode layout.

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Table 3.

Zero-order correlations between L2 proficiency and experiential measures (Proficiency Test Score, instruction, Months Abroad) and measures of sensitivity to agreement (D-prime Score, ERP magnitude).

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Fig 2.

Relationship between the learners’ overall proficiency in the L2 (Proficiency Test Score) and accuracy in the grammaticality judgment task (D-Prime Score) according to agreement type.

(A) Correlation between Proficiency Test Score and D-Prime Score for Within-Phrase Number. (B) Correlation between Proficiency Test Score and D-Prime Score for Within-Phrase Gender. (C) Correlation between Proficiency Test Score and D-Prime Score for Across-Phrase Number. (D) Correlation between Proficiency Test Score and D-Prime Score for Across-Phrase Gender.

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Fig 3.

Relationship between length of immersion in Spanish-speaking countries (Months Abroad) and P600 magnitude for gender violations realized within the phrase (calculated for the Central-Posterior region).

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Fig 4.

Relationship between the learners’ accuracy in the grammaticality judgment task (D-Prime Score) and P600 magnitude for each agreement type and syntactic context.

(A) Correlation between D-Prime Score and P600 Magnitude for Within-Phrase Number. (B) Correlation between D-Prime Score and P600 Magnitude for Within-Phrase Gender. (C) Correlation between D-Prime Score and P600 Magnitude for Across-Phrase Number. (D) Correlation between D-Prime Score and P600 Magnitude for Across-Phrase Gender.

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Table 4.

Proficiency and age information about the Highest- and Lowest-Proficiency groups.

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Table 5.

Accuracy scores (percentage of correct responses) in the grammaticality judgment task and D-Prime Scores for the Lowest- and Highest-proficiency groups.

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Fig 5.

Grand average ERPs for the within-phrase agreement conditions in the Highest- and Lowest-Proficiency groups: Grammatical, number violation, and gender violation.

ERPs are plotted for a representative electrode within each region of interest.

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Fig 6.

Grand average ERPs for the across-phrase agreement conditions in the Highest- and Lowest-Proficiency groups: Grammatical, number violation, and gender violation.

ERPs are plotted for a representative electrode within each region of interest.

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Table 6.

Results of the separate ANOVAs conducted in the 250-400ms time window for the Highest- and Lowest-Proficiency groups.

Only significant and marginal results are reported. Where applicable, degrees of freedom were adjusted using the Greenhouse-Geisser correction.

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Table 7.

Results of the separate ANOVAs conducted in the 400-900ms time window for the Highest- and Lowest-Proficiency groups.

Only significant and marginal results are reported. Where applicable, degrees of freedom were adjusted using the Greenhouse-Geisser correction.

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