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    This document discusses research methods for collecting language data. Chapter 1 introduces the importance of pilot testing measures and reporting data collection methods and results. It notes potential pitfalls in eliciting language samples and the relationship between treatments and data collection. Chapter 2 describes various psycholinguistic methods for collecting naturalistic speech as well as responses to prompts, including reaction time, sentence interpretation, elicited imitation, word association, priming, lexical decision, eye tracking, and moving window tasks. It provides details on several of these prompted response methods.

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    This document discusses research methods for collecting language data. Chapter 1 introduces the importance of pilot testing measures and reporting data collection methods and results. It notes potential pitfalls in eliciting language samples and the relationship between treatments and data collection. Chapter 2 describes various psycholinguistic methods for collecting naturalistic speech as well as responses to prompts, including reaction time, sentence interpretation, elicited imitation, word association, priming, lexical decision, eye tracking, and moving window tasks. It provides details on several of these prompted response methods.

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    This document discusses research methods for collecting language data. Chapter 1 introduces the importance of pilot testing measures and reporting data collection methods and results. It notes potential pitfalls in eliciting language samples and the relationship between treatments and data collection. Chapter 2 describes various psycholinguistic methods for collecting naturalistic speech as well as responses to prompts, including reaction time, sentence interpretation, elicited imitation, word association, priming, lexical decision, eye tracking, and moving window tasks. It provides details on several of these prompted response methods.

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    PREFACE ix
    1 INTRODUCTION 1
    1.1. Pilot Testing 3
    1.2. The Significance of Data Collection Measures 4
    1.3. Elicitation Pitfalls 7
    1.4. Replication and Data Reporting 11
    1.5. Relationships between Treatments and Data Collection 12
    1.6. Conclusion 13

    2 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS-BASED RESEARCH 15
    2.1. Naturalistic Data 16
    2.2. Prompted Production 20
    2.3. Prompted Responses 22
    2.3.1. Reaction Time 22
    2.3.2. Sentence Interpretation 24
    2.3.3. Elicited Imitation 27
    2.3.4. Word Association 28
    2.3.5. Priming 30
    2.3.6. Lexical Decision 32
    2.3.7. Cross-Modal (Lexical) Priming 33
    2.3.8. Eye Movement 35
    2.3.9. Moving Window 37
    2.3.9.1. Self-Paced Listening and Reading Tasks 39

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