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241:, which reflects semantic processing; the model predicts that sentences eliciting an ELAN (a violation of local phrase structure) will not elicit an N400, since the building of phrase structure is a prerequisite for semantic processing. These types of studies have had subjects read or listen to sentences that have both a syntactic and semantic violation in the same place. Some such studies have found such sentences to elicit an ELAN and no N400, thus supporting the claim of the "serial model", while others have found both an ELAN and an N400, challenging the model. 22: 1847: 1859: 1405: 68:(EEG), or component of brain activity that occurs in response to a certain kind of stimulus. It is characterized by a negative-going wave that peaks around 200 milliseconds or less after the onset of a stimulus, and most often occurs in response to linguistic stimuli that violate word-category or 205:
The ELAN response has played an important role in studies of sentence processing, particularly in the development of the so-called "serial model" or "syntax-first model" of sentence processing. According to this model, the brain's first step in processing sentences is to organize input and build
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More recent work has criticized the design of many of the foundational studies that characterized the ELAN, such that apparent ELAN effects might be the result of spillover from words prior to the onset of the critical word. This raises important questions about whether the ELAN is a true ERP
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Its name derives from the fact that it is picked up most robustly by EEG sensors on the left front regions of the scalp; it may sometimes, however, have a bilateral (both sides of the scalp) distribution.
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information or meaning until after this step has succeeded. This model predicts that if the initial building of local phrase structure fails (as in the above examples *
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It appears rapidly, peaking between 100 and 300 milliseconds after the onset of the grammatically incorrect stimulus (other reports have placed its time course, or
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complex spoken words where much information about the meaning of the word precedes the word's
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The on-line study of sentence comprehension: Eyetracking-ERPs, and beyond
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Some authors consider the ELAN to be a separate response from the
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Index

event-related potential
electroencephalography
phrase structure rules
neurolinguistics
sentence processing
Angela D. Friederici
German
morphologically
recognition point
left anterior negativity
English
German
Dutch
Chinese
Japanese
local phrase structure
noun phrase
semantic
N400
N400
P600
Bereitschaftspotential
C1 and P1
Contingent negative variation
Difference due to memory
Error-related negativity
Late positive component
Lateralized readiness potential
Mismatch negativity
N2pc

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