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Connectionist psycholinguistics 1 Running Head: CONNECTIONIST PSYCHOLINGUISTICS Connectionist psycholinguistics: The very idea

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15 Syntax As an Adaptation to the Learner Simon Kirby, Morten H. Christiansen, and Nick Chater Abstract Please add.

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LANGUAGE AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES, 1998, ), 221–268 Learning to Segment Speech Using Multiple Cues: A Connectionist Model Morten H. Christiansen, Joseph Allen, and Mark S. Seidenberg

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Why Form-Meaning Mappings are not Entirely Arbitrary in Language Padraic Monaghan () Department of Psychology, University of York York, YO10 5DD, UK Morten H. Christiansen ()

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THE BALDWIN EFFECT WORKS FOR FUNCTIONAL, BUT NOT ARBITRARY, FEATURES OF LANGUAGE MORTEN H. CHRISTIANSEN & FLORENCIA REALI Department of Psychology, Cornell University, Uris Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853, USA NICK CHATER

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The Evolution of Subjacency without Universal Grammar: Evidence from Artificial Language Learning Michelle R. Ellefson and Morten H. Christiansen Southern Illinois University {ellefson, morten}@siu.edu The acquisition an

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