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Experimental syntax : applying objective methods to sentence judgements

Cowart covers areas such as the sentence judgement task, error variance in sentence judgement, response methods and scaling issues, designing experiments on acceptability, and construction of questionnaires. Individual dialect differences are explored.

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  • "This book provides a concise yet thorough introduction to methods that linguists can use to study patterns of sentence acceptability in speech. Experimental Syntax shows how to design, execute and analyze an appropriate survey experiment for a well-formed question about a matter of fact relative to sentence acceptability. The book also examines variability and demonstrates a method by which an investigator can make principled decisions as to whether two or more informants who use atypical dialects are using the same atypical dialect."
  • "Cowart covers areas such as the sentence judgement task, error variance in sentence judgement, response methods and scaling issues, designing experiments on acceptability, and construction of questionnaires. Individual dialect differences are explored."@en

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  • "Experimental syntax applying objective methods to sentence judgments"
  • "Experimental syntax : applying objective methods to setence judgments"
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