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Detection of extraneous visual signals does not reveal the syntactic structure of German Sign Language (DGS)
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Description: We performed the first adaptation of the classical psycholinguistic “click” paradigm, which aims to demonstrate the relevance of hierarchical constituent structure during auditory language processing, to the visuo-spatial modality of sign language. This OSF project contains stimulus clips (including motion tracking data), collected raw data, as well as R scripts used for analysis for two independent pre-registered online experiment with a group of deaf signers using German Sign Language (DGS) as well as a group of hearing non-signers.
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Preregistration of stimulus annotations
Preregistration of manual annotations for our stimuli. This component of our OSF project contains the annotations for all our stimulus files created u...
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