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    • Cognitive Foundations of Language . LING 226

    A psycholinguistic overview of the relationship between language and cognition, including the nature of categories and the process of categorization; processes involved in the production and comprehension of lexicon, syntax and discourse; priming; psycholinguistic models of these processes and of first language acquisition; and the nature of mental representations.

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    11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
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