This paper presents an integrated view of the effects of context upon lexical access and lexical integration during sentence comprehension. The review incorporates evidence from both standard psycholinguistic and neuro-cognitive approaches. Along with this integrated overview, new hemisphere-specific processing evidence concerning context and lexical processing is presented. The evidence is taken to support a "modes of processing" perspective in the examination of sentence comprehension.
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Swinney, D., & Love, T. (2002). Context Effects on Lexical Processing During Auditory Sentence Comprehension (pp. 25–40). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1011-6_3
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