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Previous ERP experiments on sentence comprehension have repeatedly observed N400 effects for semantic and/or pragmatic incongruity (i.e., semantic repair processes). However, little attention has been... paid to what kind of ERPs is observed in response to semantically congruent but non-preferred continuation (i.e., semantic revision processes). Thus, the functional similarity and dissociation between semantic repair and revision processes remains unknown. The current study investigated semantic revision processes during the processing of Japanese aspectual coercion using ERPs. The results showed that sentences involving aspectual coercion elicited an anterior negativity, which has a distinct distribution from N400 effects induced by selectional restriction violations. The anterior negativity is interpreted as the physiological correlate of the semantic revision process, while the N400 reflects the semantic repair process. On the basis of these findings, the current study argued the semantic revision processes are qualitatively different from the semantic repair processes.show more
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第1節 序論 第2節 アスペクト強制 第3節 強制文の処理に関する先行研究 第4節 実験1 3文の自然さ調査 第5節 実験2 ERP実験 第6節 結論 謝辞
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