id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
cril-297	Duffield, Cecily Jill	Developing Psycholinguistic Models of Subject-Verb Agreement in Speech Production: New Data from Shipibo-Konibo Relative Clauses	2010	23	.pdf	application/pdf	8850	368	45	The lack of plural morphology on the verb in the relative clause can presumably be explained in Maximal Input model because of two features: one, the unification procedure that occurs during constituent assembly is a checking procedure to make sure that features expressed on the head nominal coindexed with the relative clause subject and relative clause verb are compatible; and, two, it is assumed that all that is necessary for such compatibility is for the plural marking to be expressed by at least either the head nomial or the relative clause verb. This paper presents data that address both possibilities by considering the morphology of a particular linguistic structure, relative clauses, from data in a language previously uninvestigated in psycholinguistic studies—Shipibo-Konibo.	cache/cril-297.pdf	txt/cril-297.txt