Table II.
No Link | a. −MOV−BIND | +GRAM | The girl supposes the cunning man hurt Christopher |
−GRAM | *The girl supposes the cunning man swam Christopher | ||
Link | b. −MOV+BIND | +GRAM | The girl supposes the cunning man hurt himself |
−GRAM | *The girl supposes the cunning man hurt herself | ||
c. +MOV−BIND | +GRAM | Which older man does Julia suppose ◂ hurt the child | |
−GRAM | *Which older man does Julia suppose ◂ swam the child | ||
d. +MOV+BIND | +GRAM | Which older man does Julia suppose ◂ hurt himself | |
−GRAM | *Which older man does Julia suppose ◂ hurt herself |
The NoLink|Link partition distinguished conditions with and without a dependency relation (whether Binding or Movement). Each example sentence (n = 16 per condition) features a grammatical (+GRAM) and an ungrammatical (smaller font, –GRAM) counterpart (where the latter is later excluded from analysis). (a) No Link, baseline (−MOV−BIND). (b) No Movement, Binding (−MOV+BIND). (c) Movement, no Binding (+MOV−BIND). (d) Both Movement and Binding (+MOV+BIND; see Supplementary Materials at http://freud.tau.ac.il/~yosef1/ for more details about stimulus construction, and a complete list of stimuli).